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| UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. 



BLUE BOOK; 

OK. 

REGISTER OF OFFICERS AND AGENTS, 

CIVIL, MILITARY- AND NAVAL, 

IN THE 

SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES; 

Corrected to' November, 1862 : 



SHOWING THE RANK AND NAME OF EACH PERSON ELECTED OR APPOINTED TO OFFICE, 

THE STATE OR COUNTRY IN WHICH HE WAS BORN, AND THE 

COMPENSATION AND EMOLUMENTS ALLOWED : 

GIVING ALSO, 

THE REGULAR AND VOLUNTEER FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE NAMES, FORCE 

'AND CONDITION OF ALL SHIPS AND VESSELS BELONGING TO THE NAVY, 

TAKEN FROM OFFICIAL AUTHORITIES; 

TOGETHER WITH THE 

CENSUS OF I860, 

BY STATES AND TERRITORIES. 




COMPILED BY J. DISTURSELL, 

AUTHOR OF THE " PICTURESQUE TOURIST," "NEW YORK STATE REfilSTER," ETC 



NEW YORK: 
PUBLISHED BY J. 11. COLTOI 

No. 172 William Street. 
1863. 



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TO THE PUBLIC. ' 



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The Blue Book, or United State's Register, will be found to contain the 
Civil List, Military List, and Naval List, — embracing the Executive Department; 
Department of State, Foreign Ministers, Consuls, Governors of Territories, etc. ; 
the Treasury Department, Light-House Board, and Collectors of Customs ; De- 
partment of the Interior, including the Patent Office, Pension Office, Indian 
Office, and General Land Office ; War Department, and Army Register ; Navy 
Department, and Naval List; the Judiciary, and names of officers attached 
to the several United States Courts and Districts ; Post Office Department ; 
Department of Agriculture, and Legislative Department, — including the chiefs 
of all the different Bureaus, Clerks, etc. The Pay Table of the Army and 
Navy ; the organization of the Regular and Volunteer Force of the Army and 
Navy ; the names and force of all the Ships-of-War belonging to the United 
States; Commanders of Squadrons, etc.; Also, the Census of the United States 
for 1860, and other important information, all derived from the latest and most 
authentic sources. 

The value and importance of this work must be appreciated by the loyal and 
intelligent public in every portion, of our extended country, now disturbed by 
open rebellion. The numerous vacancies occurring in the offices connected with 
the Southern portion of the Union, show the wide-spread and baneful influence 
of civil strife. We hope that this feature will soon disappear, and that here- 
after we shall be enabled to give a complete list of Government Officers in 
every branch of the Civil, Military and Naval service of the country. 

The thanks of the Compiler are due to the Heads of Departments and Bureaus 
at Washington, and to many other persons, who have cheerfully contributed in- 
formation and given encouragement to this work. If duly patronized it will 
hereafter appear from year to year, thereby affording a cheap and ready work of 
reference of the most useful character. 

J. D. 

New York, November, 1862. 



STi:riK(>rvi>KD By C, A. ALVORD, N. Y. 



CONTENTS. 



PAGE. 

Departments op Government — Executive 1 L 

Department of State — Treasury Department 11-12 

Department of the Interior — War Department 13 

•• Navy Department — Attorney General's Office 14 

Post Office Department 15 

Department of Agriculture 1G 

Executive Department — President and Vice-President 17 

Department of State — Secretary and Assistant Secretary IT 

Ministers, Consuls, &c 1 8-30 

Commissioners under various Acts of Congress 30 

Governors of Territories, &c 31 

Treasury Department — Secretary and Assistant Secretary 32 

Comptrollers — Commissioner of Customs * 33 

Auditors of the Treasury 34-38 

Treasurer, and Assistant Treasurers 39 

Register of the Treasury 40 

Solicitor — Office of Internal Revenue 41 

. Bureau of Construction — United States Coast Survey 42-43 

United States Mint — Supervising inspectors of Steamboats 44 

Inspectors of Steamboats — Revenue Cutter Service 45-46 

Light-House Board 47 

Light»House Inspectors — Light-Houses, &c 48-58 

Collectors of Customs, &c 59-99 

Department op the Interior — Secretary and Assistant Secretary 100 

General Land Office — Commissioner, &c 101-107 

Patent Office — Commissioner, &c 108 

Indian Office — Commissioner, &c 109-118 

Pension Office — Commissioner, &c 119-120 

Census Office — Superintendent, &c •„ 121-122 

Public Buildings — Commissioner, &c 123-124 

Metropolitan Police — Commissioner, &c 125-127 

Penitentiary — Inspectors, &c 128 

Hospital for the Insane 129 

Superintendent of Public Printing 130 

War Department — Secretary and Assistants 131 

Clerks in the various Bureaus 131-135 

Army Register — Adjutant General's Department 136 

Inspector General's and Quartermaster's Department 137 

Subsistence Department 138 

Medical Department 1 39-141 

Pay Department — Corps of Engineers 142 

Corps of Topographical Engineers 143 

Ordnance Department 144 

Regiments of Cavalry 145-148 

Regiments of Artillery 149-153 

Regiments of Infantry - 154-169 

Additional Aides-de-Camp 170-171 

Hospital Chaplains 172 

Volunteer Force — General and Staff Officers 173-183 

Military Academy, West Point, K Y 184 * 

Table of Pay, Subsistence, &c 185-186 

Regular and Volunteer Force 1S7 



4 CONTENTS. 

PAGK. 

Navy Department — Secretary and Assistant ■ 188 

Bureaus of "Equipment, Ordnance, Medicine, &c 188-189 

Navy List — Rear-Admirals — Commodores 190 

Captains — Commanders 191-193 

Lieutenant Commanders — Lieutenants 194-197 

Surgeons — Assistant Surgeons 198-201 

Paymasters — Assistant Paymasters 202-203 

Chaplains — Professors, &c 204 

Midshipmen — Boatswains 205-206 

Gunners — Carpenters, &c 207-209 

Navy Agents — Naval Storekeepers 210 

Naval Academy, Newport, R. I « 211 

Officers employed on Special Service 212 

Commanders of Squadrons — Navy Yards, &c 213 

Chief Engineers — Assistant Engineers 214-219 

National Observatory , 220 

Marine Corps 221-222 

Volunteer Officers — Acting Lieutenants 223 

Navy Pay Table 225-228 

Pay Table of the Marine Corps 224 

List of Vessels of the Navy 229-234 

Attorney General's Office — Attorney General, Assistant, and Clerks 235 

Judiciary — Supreme Court of the United States 235 

Court of Claims — District Courts, Judges, Attorneys, and Marshals ..... .235-241 

Criminal Court, D. C. — Mixed Court of Justice 241 

Justices of the Peace in the District of Columbia 242 

Post Office Department — Post-Master General and Assistants 243-244 

Department of Agriculture — Commissioner, &c * 245 

« 

Legislative Department — Senators, Officers, Clerks, &c 246-247 

Members of the House of Representatives 248-252 

Officers, Clerks, &c 253-254 

Library of Congress — Smithsonian Institution 255 

Governors of States and Territories 256 

United States Census — 1860. 

Total Population of States and Territories . 257 

Population of the States and Territories by Sexes 258-259 

States in the Order of their Area and Population 260 

Population of the Principal Cities and Towns in 1850 and 1860 261-262 

Advertisements — (See outside pages.) 



I N I) E X 



Page. 

Academy, Military officers, &c, of 184 

NAval, officers, &c, of 211 

Adjutant General 136 

office of, clerks, &c, in 181 

Advocate, Judge 1 ;,,,; 

Agents, Navy 210 

Commercial, at Antigua 19 

Amoor River 20 

Aux Caves 20 

Apia..! 25 

Balize 1'.' 

Ceylon 19 

Cnracoa 22 

Cape Haytien 20 

Comayagua and Tegneiagalpa 27 

Gaboon 24 

Hakadadi 25 

Lanthala 2:. 

Monrovia 24 

Port Stanley 20 

Port an Prince 26 

Rosario 28 

St. Bartholomew 22 

St. Christopher 19 

St. Pierre. Miquelon 20 

St. Paul de Loando 21 

St. Domingo 26 

San Juan del Norte and Punla Arenas .. 26 

St. Thome 21 

Tetuan 24 

Indian : . 110-118 

Pension 1 20- '■ 2 I 

Agricultural Department 245 

Appraisers, customs (see Custom-house officers, 1 59-99 

Area and Population of the United States 260 

Armories, master, at National Armories 135 

Artillery, regiments of 149- 1 58 

Armv List, viz. : 

General officers 136 

Adjutant General's department 136-176 

Judge Advocate 136 

Signal officer 186 

Inspector General's department 137 

Quartermaster's department 137-177 

Subsistence department 138 

Medical department 1 39-1 80 

Pay department 142-182 

Aicles-de-camp 170 

Hospital Chaplains 172 

General officers of volunteers 173-175 

Engineers, Corps of 142 

Corps of Topograph! cal 143 

Ordnance department 144 

Military Storekeepers t 13S 

Cavalry, regiments of 145-14-. 

Artillery, regiments of 119-1 53 

Infantry, regiments of 154-1 69 

Judge Advocate General 135 

Provost Marshal General 135 

Regular and Volunteer Force 1S7 

Pay of the Army 1S5-1S6 

Assay Office in New' York 44 

Assistant Secretary of State 17 

Treasury ....." 32 

War 131 

Navy 1 SS 

Attorney General 285 

clerks, &c, in office of 235 

Attorneys, United States 235-241 

Auditor, First, of Treasury ,84 

Second, of Treasury 34 

Third, of Treasury 85 

Fourth, of Treasury 8(5 

Fifth, of Treasury." 86 

Sixth (for the Gen'l Post Office Departm't). 37-3^ 

Boatswains in Navy, list 01 20(5 

Brigadier Generals.. » 1 36- 1 73 





Page. 
. . 1<H 




191 




124 




208 


( Javalry, regiments of 


... .145-148 

121 


clerks. &c, employed in 121-123 

Census of the United States, 1860 257-262 

Total Population of States and Territories, 257 
Population of States and Territories by 

Bexes 258-259 


States in the order of their Area and P 


rnn- 

200 


Population of the Principal Cities 
Towns, in 1850 and I860 


and 

....201-202 
172 


Navy 

Clerks (see vari.ni> Departments.) 
Coast, officers and assistants employed in 
vey of 


204 
42 




.... 59-99 


Passamaquoddj (Eastport, Me.) 

Machias...' ' 

Frenchman's Bay (Ellsworth) 

Penobscot (Castine) 


59 
59 
59 
59 
59 




60 


Bath 


60 


Portland and Falmouth 

Belfast 


00 

60 




60 




60 




61 


York 


61 


Portsmouth. N. H 


61 
61 




62 




62 


Salem and Beverly 


62 
63 




. . . . 63-06 




66 


Fall River 


66 




66 


New Bedford 

Edgartown 


67 
67 
01 


Providence, R. I 


67 
68 




68 




68 


New. London 


63 

69 




69 




69 


Sacket's Harbor. N. A" 


70 
70 


Oswego 


70 
70 


Buffalo Creek (Buffalo) 


71 


- Oswegatchie (Ogdensburgh) 


71 
71 


New York CUv 

Champlain (Pittsburgh) 


. . . . 71-S2 
S3 
S3 




S4 




S4 




S4 




S4 




84 




'84 




84 




. . . . 84 S6 


Presque Isle (Erie) 

Pittsburgh 


S7 
S7 




87 




. . . 88-S9 


Annapolis 


90 



INDEX. 



Page. 

Collectors of Customs. Havre tie Grace 90 

Town Creek 90 

Oxford 90 

Vienna 90 

Georgetown, D. C 90 

Alexandria, Va 90 

Accomack 90 

Wheeling 91 

Beaufort; N. C 91 

Key West, Flor 91 

New Orleans 93 

Paso del Norte 93 

Memphis, Tenn 93 

Sandusky, Ohio 93 

Cuyahoga (Cleveland'* 94 

Toledo.: 94 

Detroit, Mich 94 

Michilimackinac 94 

Chicago, 111 95 

Galena 95 

Alton 95 

Quincy 95 

Cairo 95 

Peoria 95 

Milwaukie, Wis 95 

Louisville, Ken 96 

Paducah 96 

St. Louis, Mo 96 

Hannibal 96 

"Evansville, In 96 

New Albany 96 

Burlington, Iowa 96 

Dubuque 96 

Keokuk 9T 

Sacramento, Cal 9T 

Sonoma 97 

San Diego 97 

San Pedro 97 

San Francisco 97-98 

Stockton 99 

St. Paul, Minn 99 

Pembina 99 

Astoria, Oregon 99 

Port Oxford^ 99 

Cape Perpetua (Gardiner) 99 

Nesqually, Wash. Tor 99 

Puget Sound " 99 

Commissioner of Agriculture 245 

Commissioner under Reciprocity Treaty with 

Great Britain 30 

to adjust claims against Costa Bica 30 

New Grenada" 30 

to adjust claims for the release of persons 

held to service in the Dist. of Columbia, 30 

of Customs, clerks in office of 33 

of Public Buildings 123 

to Hawaiian Islands 25 

to Hayti 25 

to Liberia 25 

of Patents 108 

of Pensions 119 

of Indian Affairs 109 

of General Land Office 101 

Commissary General 13S 

Commissaries 1 79-1S0 

Commanders in the Navy 192 

Retired List 193 

of Navy Yards 213 

of Squadrons 213 

Commodores 190 

Comptroller, First, of Treasury ^32 

Second, of Treasury 33 

Congress, members of 24S-252 

officers and agents of 253-254 

Construction, Equipment, and Repair, Bureau of 1 ^n 

chief of, and clerks employed in 169 

Bureau of < 42 

engineer in charge of 42 

Con structors, Naval 1 89 

Consul General of British India, at Calcutta 19 

of British North American Provinces, re- 
siding at Montreal 19 

at Alexandria 24 

of Cuba, residing at Havana 21 

of Ilanseatic and Free Cities, at Frankfoit- 

on-the Mayn 23 

at Constantinople 24 

at Florence 24 



Consul at London 

Leeds 

Liverpool 

Manchester 

Bristol 

Cardiff 

Falmouth 

Plymouth 

Southampton 

Newcastle 

Leith 

Dundee 

Glasgow 

Dublin 

Belfast 

Londonderry _ 

Cork 

Gal way 

Hong Kong 

Bombay 

Singapore 

Calcutta 

Bay of Islands 

Ceylon 

Gibraltar 

Malta 

Island of St. Helena 

Zante 

Cape Town 

Port Lewis 

St. John's, N. B 

Montreal 

Halifax, N. S 

Prince Edward's Island 

Pictou, N. S 

St. John's, N. F 

Gaspe Basin, O. E 

Quebec 

Yictoria 

Sydney, N. S. W 

Melbourne , . . 

Hobart Town 

Bermuda 

Nassau, N. P 

Turk's Island 

Kingston, Jamaica 

Antigua 

St. Christopher 

Barbadoes 

Trinidad Island 

Demerara, British Guiana 

Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 

Bathurst. 

St. Petersburg 

Moscow 

Riga 

Archangel 

Odessa 

Revel 

Helsingfors 

Galatza 

Paris 

Lyons 

Nantes 

Lp Rochelle 

Bordeaux 

Havre 

Marseilles 

Bayonne 

Napoleon Vendee 

Nice 

Guadaloupe 

Martinique 

Algiers 

Cayenne 

St." Pierre, Miquelon 

Bilboa 

Santander 

Seville 

Alicante 

•Cadiz 

Malaga 

Barcelona 

Port Mahon 

Denia 

Valencia , 

Vigo 

Malanzas 



Page. 

18 

18 ' 

18 

18 

18 

IS 

IS 

18 

18 

IS 

18 

18 
• IS 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 
• 19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

19 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

52 

20 
20 
20 



20 



INDEX. 



Consul at Trinidad de Cuba 

st. J ago de Cuba 


Page. 

21 

21 

'21 

21 

21 

21 

21 


( 'oiisul at Shanghai 

Ningpo 


Page. 

25 
25 




St John's, P. R 

Teneriffe 

Manilla. .. 


Hankow 

Honolulu 

Lahaina 

Tahiti 


25 
25 

'. '. 25 
25 


Oporto 

Macao 


21 

21 

21 

21 

21 

21 

21 


llilo 


25 


Mex Leo 


26 
2C 






20 






26 


Santiago, Cape de Verds 




26 




26 


home 


-Jl 




26 




Mazatlan 


26 


Antwerp 

Ghent 


21 


26 


Guayanaas 

Paso del Norte 


26 






26 


Rotterdam 


........ 




26 


Acapulco 

Omoa and Truxillo. . . 


26 
26 


Padang 


Tehuantepec 

Minatitlan 


26 
26 




22 


26 




22 




26 


Altona 


22 


Guatemala 


27 
27 


St. Thomas 


22 




27 




'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 22 




27 


Gottenburg, Sweden 


Manzanillo 

Agua6 Calientes 


27 
27 
27 




Salt ill.. 


27 


Stettin 

Cologne 


22 

22 




La Paz 


27 

27 




27 


Trieste. .. 




27 






27 






27 


Leipsic 


22 

28 


Turbo 

Sabanilla 


27 
27 




28 


27 








27 


Munich, 

i Btnttgardt 


23 

23 

2:: 

23 

23 




27 


Lagnayra 


27 

27 


Hanover and Brunswick 


Guayaquil 


28 

2S 




Maranham 


28 




23 

23 


28 






28 




23 


Pernambuco 

Santos 


28 


Basle 


23 


28 




23 

28 

24 


28 






28 




Montevides 


28 




24 


28 




24 

24 




28 






28 




24 

24 




28 






28 




24 


Coquimbo 

Callao 

Payta 


28 




24 


29 


Carrara 


24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 


29 


Naples 

Palermo 

Messina 

Smyrna 

Beirut 

Cyprus 

Candia 

Jerusalem 

Trebizond 




29 


Tumbez 

Lambayeque 

Cobija 


29 
29 
29 

235 


clerks of 

Courts. District, of the United States- 
Maine 

New Hampshire 

Massachusetts 


235 

235 
236 


Tangiers 

Tripoli, Tripoli 

Tunis, Tunis 


24 

24 

24 


236 
236 


Connecticut 

Rhode Island 


236 


Monrovia 


24 

24 


236 




Northern New York 

Southern New York 

New Jersey 


236 


Zanzibar 

Brum 

Kauag^wa 

Nagasagi 


25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 


236 
236 
236 


"Western Pennsylvania 


236 
236 




Maryland 

District of Columbia. . . ; 

Eastern Virsrinia 


237 


Foo-Choo 


25 

25 


237 
237 



INDEX. 



Pace. 



Courts, District, of the United States — 


•237 
•237 
•237 
237 
237 
•237 
237 
23S 
23S 
23S 
238 
238 
238 
239 
239 
229 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
239 
240 
240 
240 
240 
240 
240 

240 

240 

240 

240 

241 

241 

241 

241 

241 

241 

235 

235 

241 

33 

33 

59-60 

61 

61 

62-66 

67 

68 

70-S3 

84 

S4-87 

87 

S8-S9 

90 

90 

91 

91 

91 

92 

92 

92 

93 

93 

93 

93 

94 

95 

95 

98 

96 

9G 

9(5 

97-98 

99 

99 

99 

11-16 
11 
11 


Departments of Government — 

Treasury 


11 

13 






War 


13 






14 


Northern Florida 


Attorney General's 

Post Office . . . 


14 
15 


Northern Alabama 

Northern Mississippi 

Southern Mississippi 


Agriculture 

Department of State, Officers of 


16 
17 
32 




100 


Western Louisiana 

Texas, Eastern and Western 

Eastern Tennessee 


War 


131 
1SS 




235 




Post Office 


243 






245 


Kentucky 


Doorkeepers and watchmen. President's Hous 


i'. 124 
24 


Southern Ohio 








134 


Northern Illinois 


clerks, &c in office of 

Engineers, Bureau of Topographical 

clerks, <fcc, in office of 

Engineers, Topographical, Corps of 

Corps of (Army) 

Corps of (Navy) 

Engineer-in-chief (Navy) 

Examiners, Patent Office 

Executive Department 

Gardener, principal, public grounds 

President's 


134 


Southern Illinois 


131 


Missouri, Eastern and Western 

Eastern Arkansas . 


134 
143 


Western Arkansas 


142 




.214 219 


Iowa 


1S9 


Wisconsin 


108 




11 






Minnesota 


108 


Oregon 

Kansas 


108 
136 


Court, Circuit, of California 

Court, Supreme, of the United States. New 


of Volunteers 

Governors of States 


.173-175 
256 




. 31 256 


Utah Territory . . . . . 




207 


Washir,f ton Territory 


Hospital for the Insane, D. C. officers of 

House of Kepresentatives 

officers, clerks, &c, of 




Nebraska Territory . ". 

Colorado Territory 

Dakota Territory 


129 
.243-252 

.253-254 


Court, Orphans', Washington, D. C 

Criminal, Washington, D. C. : 

Levy, AVashington county, D. C 

Court of Claims 


109 


clerks, &c, in office of 

Infantry, regiments of 


.109-110 

.154-169 

44 




Steamboat hulls 


45 




45 


Customs, Commissioner of 

clerks, 4c in the office of 


Inspector General's Department 


137 
41 


officers of. in Maine 


Interpreters to Legations and Consulate's. . . . 
Interpreter and Secretary of Legation in Chin 


29 

a. 25 




.110-119 






100 






100 




Land Office, General, Commissioner of . . 

clerks, &c, of . . . 

clerks under act of March 3, 1855 

Land offices, registers of 

receivers of 

Lands, public, surveyors general of 

Patent Office, Commissioner of 

officers, clerks. 4c.', of : 

Pension Ofnce, Commissioner of 

officers, clerks, &c, of 

Penitentiary, D. C 

officers of 

Indian Affairs, Commissioner of 


101 


New York 

New Jersey 


.101-102 
103 
105 




106 


Maryland 


.103-104 
108 




108 




119 


South Carolina 

Georgia 


.119-120 
12S 
V2S 


Alabama 

Mississippi 

Texas 


109 
109 


Agency, Green Bay 

Michigan 


111 

lie 

114 


Ohio 


Shawnee and Wyandott 


114 
113 




112 






112 


Kentucky . . 

Missouri' 


Sac and Eox 

Kansas 

Kickapoo 


114 

114 
US 




115 






114 






114 






115 






113 






115 


Departments of Government 




115 




116 


State 


Colorado Desert 


116 



INDEX. 



tutor! >r, Indian Affairs — 

Agency, Fresno 

looino Reserve 

Boniul Valley Iteservation 

Umatilla 

Port Townsend 

Yakima 

NYz Perces 



B minole 

Cbippcwas of the Mississipj i. 
Chippewas of Lake Superior. . 

Osage Rivor 

Upper Platte 

Bfockfeet 

Yancton Sioux 

Omaha 

Upper Missouri 

Apache 

Navajo 

Utah' 

Paget Sound 

Squaskin 

Silitz 

Umpqua 

Grande Ronde 

Flathead 

Abequin 

New York 

Ottoe and Missouri 

Tejon 

Klamath 

Santa Fe 

Agents, Indian 

Superintendcnev, Northern 

Central ' 

Southern 

Dakota 

Colorado 

Nevada 

Utah 

New Mexico 

California 

Oregon 

Washington 

Pension Office 

Public Buildings, Commissioner of. 
Public Printing, Superintendent of 



Pau'e. 

117 
117 

117 

us 

us 

lis 
IK 
114 
115 
ill 
111 
114 
113 
115 
115 
113 
115 

no 
in; 

11!) 

ii- 
.. 117 
117 
117 
118 

lie 
no 

us ; 

11G 

li.; 

116 

.110-118 

111 
113 
114 
115 
115 
116 
11(5 
115 

llD 

117 
119 

119 

123 
130 

235-242 



Page. 



Minister Plenipotentiary to Austria 

Italy 


22 
28 

25 




26 




28 


Chili 


*H 


Peru 


29 






Belgium 

Netherlands 


21 
21 








23 


Pontifical State> 


24 




24 


Japan 


25 

'26 




'26 




27 




27 


New Granada 


27 
27 




97 


Buenos Ayres and 2 ration, 28 

Bolivia...' 29 

Mint. United State?, officers of 44 


Philadelphia 


44 




44 


San Francisco 


44 



211 



Judiciary 

Judges of Supreme Court of United States '235 

District, and other United States courts ..'235-241 
Justices of the Peace in the Dist. of Columbia. '242 
Judge Advocate 136 

Land Office, General. Commissioner of the .... 101 

clerks, ic, in the 101-102 

clerks under act of March 3. 1555 103 

Land offices, registers of 105-106 

receivers of 106-107 

surveyors of 103-104 

Librarian of Congress 2.54 

Lieutenants in the Navy, active list 194-197 

reserved list ." 197 

Ligbt-honse Board 47 

clerks, ifcc. in office of 47 1 

Light-bouse inspectors 4- 

Light-bouses, keepers of 45-55 - 

Major Generals 136-173 

Marshals of the United States 255-241 

Marshals to Consular Courts 29 

Marine Corps, officers of (navv) 221-222 

pay of 224 

Masters in Navy (in line of prom' tion) 204 

reserved list of 2^4 

Masters (not in line of promotion") 2(>4 

Medical Department 139-141 

Sui g^on General's office 134 

Clerks. &c, employed in 134 

Metropolitan Police . . ." 125-127 



Naval Academy 

Naval Officers, of Treasury, in New York <-izy . •<]- 

Navy of the United States '. . 223 

Navy, Secretary of the 

"Department of the 1 68-1 69 

pay of the officers of the 224-22? 

vessels of war 229-234 

Navy Yards and Docks, Bureau of. . 1 ^s 

Construction, Equipment, and Repair, Bu- 
reau of 189 

Provisions and Clothing, Bureau of 1 s9 

Ordnance and Hydrography. Bureau of 1SI» 

Medicine and Surgery, Bureau of 189 

Naw List '... 190-223 

Bear Admirals 190 

retired list 190 

Cot,. 190 

retired list 198 

Captains, active list 1S» 

Commanders, active list 19fc 

Lieutenants, active list 193 

Surgeons and passed assistant 193 -199 

assistant . .200-201 

Pavmasters 202-203 

Chaplains 204 

Professors of mathematics 204 

Masters (in the line of promotion) 204 

Passed midshipmea reserved list 205 

Midshipmen 205 

Boatswains 206 

Gunners 207 

Carpenters 208 

Sailmakers 209 

Engineers 214-219 

Marine Corps 221-222 

Storekeepers 210 

Engineer-in-chief 139 

Constructor 189 

Officers employed on special service 212-213 



Observatory. National , 

list of officers and others attached to the 

Office of Internal Revenue 

Ordnance department, officers attached to . . . 

clerks. &c» in 



Commissioners of. 

Military Academy 

Minister Plenipotentiary to E: 

Russia .* 

France 

Spain 

Prussia 



125 

1S4 
IS 
20 
20 
20 



220 

41 

144 

1:34 



Patents. Commissioner of 10S 

Patent Office, examiners, clerks. «fce.. in 10S 

Pay Department 142 

Paymaster General 142 

Pavmasters (Armv) 142 

" (Navy) - 202-203 

Penitentiary. D. C 128 

officers" of . . . '. 12$ 

Professors of Mathematics in the Navy 204 

Provisions and Clothing. Bureau of - .' 1$9 

Pay of Armv „ 1S5-1S6 

Pay of Navy 225-22$ 



10 



INDEX. 



Page. 

Pay of the Marine Corps 224 

Pension Office, Commissioner of 119 

Pensions, agents for paying 320-121 

Police of the capitol 124 

Postmaster General 243 

Assistants 243 

Post Office Department 243-244 

clerks. &c, in the 243-244 

Auditor for the 37-38 

clerks in the office of the Auditor for the. . . 87-3S 

Population of the States and Territories 257-260 

of the principal cities and towns 261-262 

President of the United States 17 

Public Printing, Superintendent of 130 

clerks, &c, in office of 130 

Quartermaster General 137 

department of 137-138 

Rear admirals in the navy 190 

Retired list 190 

Receivers of land offices ... 106-107 

Recorder of land titles 105 

Regents of the Smithsonian Institution 255 

Regiments of Cavalry 145-148 

of Artillery 149-153 

of Infantry 154-169 

Regular and VMunteer Force 187 

Register of the Treasury 40 

clerks in office of, and messengers '. 40 

Registers of land offices 105-106 

Revenue cutter service, officers of. 45-46 



Sailmakers, list of 

Secretary of Legation in England. 

Russia 

France 

Spain. 



Prussia 

Portugal 

Belgium 

Netherlands 

Denmark 

Sweden and Norway • 

A ustria 

Switzerland 

Italy 

Turkish dominions 

Pontifical States 

Nicaragua 

Mexico 

Brazil 

Chile 

Peru 

China 

Guatemala 

New Grenada 

Venezuela 

Ecuador 

Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Confeder- 
ation 

Bolivia 

Secretary, private, to the President of the U. S. 

for signing land patents 

Secretaries of Territories 

Senate ; Members of 

officers, &c, of the 

8ignal officer (Army) 

Smithsonian Institution, officers of 

Solicitor of the Treasury 

clerks in office of. 

Court of Claims 



209 
18 
20 
20 
20 
22 
21 
21 
21 
22 
22 
22 
23 
23 
24 
24 
26 
26 
28 
2S 
29 
25 
27 
27 
27 
27 

28 

29 

31 

31 

31 

246 

247 

136 

255 

41 

41 

235 



Page. 

State, Secretary of 17 

Assistant Secretary of ?7 

Department, clerks, &c, in 17-18 

States, Governors of 256 

Storekeepers, military 188 

naval 210 

Subsistence department 138 

Commissary General of 138 

department at large 135 

Superintendent of Public Printing 130 

of Statistics 17 

of Weights and Measures 43 

of National Observatory 220 

of Hospital for Insane, Dist. of Columbia . . 129 

Supreme Court of the United States 235 

Judges, &c, of 235-241 

Attorneys of 235-241 

Marshals of . . .285-241 

Surgeon General ."....". j 39 

office of, clerks in 134 

Surgeons in the Army 139 

assistant, in the Army 140-141 

in the Navy 198-199 

passed assistant in the Navy 200-201 

Surveyors General of public lands 103-104 



in district of Illinois and Missouri 

Iowa and Wisconsin 

Minnesota 

California , 

Oregon 

Kansas and Nebraska. . 
Washington Territory . 
New Mexico Territory. 

Dakota Territory, 

Colorado Territory 

Nevada Territory 

Utah Territory. 



103 
103 
103 
104 
104 
104 
104 
104 
104 
104 
104 
105 
Surveyor of military districts in Ohio 105 

Territories, Population, &c, of 257 

Territory, New Mexico, governor, &c, of. 81-256 

Utah, governor, &c.,*of 31-256 

Washington, governor, &c, of 31-256 

Nebraska, governor, &c, of 31-256 

Nevada,-governor, &c, of 81-256 

Colorado, governor, &c, of 31-256 

Dakota, governor, &c, of 81-256 

Topographical Engineers, Corps of 143 

Treasurer of the United States 39 

clerks, &c, in office of 39-40 

Treasury, Secretary of. 82 

Assistant Secretary of 32 

Department, clerks, messengers, &c, in. . . 32 

Comptrollers of 32-33 

clerks in offices of 82-33 

Commissioner of Customs 33 

clerks in office of 33 

Auditors of 34-38 

clerks in office of. 84-38 

Treasurer of 39 

Assistant Treasurers 39-40 

Register of -. 40 

Solicitor of 41 

Vessels of War 229-234 

Vice-President of the United States 17 

Volunteer Force— General and Staff officers 173-183 



Watchman at the President's House 124 

War, Secretary of 131 

Department of, clerks, &c, in 131 

Weights and Measures, superintendent of 43 



CORRECTION— (Seepage 174) 

Brigadier General Jameson, died at Old Town, Me., Nov. 6, 1862. 
Brigadier General Patterson, died in Virginia, Nov. 22, 1862. 



DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. 

I.— EXECUTIVE DEPART3IENT. 

1. — " The President shall be Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy of the United 
-. and of the Militia of the several States, when called into s< rvice; and he shall have 
power to grant reprieves and pardons for offences against the United States, except in cases 
of impeachment. 

2. — "He shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to make trea- 
ties — provided two-thirds of the Senators concur; and he shall nominate, and by and with 
the advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint ambassadors, other public ministers and 
consuls. Judges of the Supreme Court, and all other officers of the United States, whose ap- 
pointment are not otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by law. 

3. — "The President shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the re- 
cess of the Senate, by granting commissions, which shall expire at the end of their next 
session. 

" The President, Vice-President, and all civil officers of the United States, shall be removed 
from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes or 
misdemeanors." 

2.— DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 

The Secretary op State is aided by an Assistant Secretary, and Chief Clerk; the latter, 
as his title imports, supervises the labors of all the clerks of the department. 

The Diplomatic Branch has charge of all correspondence between the department and 
other diplomatic agents of the United States abroad, and those of foreign powers accredited to 
this government. 

The Consular Branch has charge of the correspondence, etc., between the department and 
the consuls and commercial agents of the United States. 

The Disbursing Agent has charge of all matters connected with accounts relating to any 
fund disbursed by the department. 

The Translator furnishes such translations as the department may require, and records 
the commissions of consuls and vice-consuls, when not in English, upon which exequaturs are 
issued. 

The Clerk of Appointments and Commissions makes out and records commissions, letters 
of appointment, nominations to the Senate, exequaturs, and records, when in English, the com- 
mission, on which they are issued ; has charge of the library. 

The Clerk of Rolls and Archives takes charge of the enrolled acts and resolutions of 
Congress as they are received from the President ; prepares authenticated copies thereof; su- 
perintends their publication, and that of treaties ; attends to their distribution, and that of all 
documents and publications in regard to which this duty is assigned to the department ; writ- 
ing and answering all letters connected therewith: has charge of all Indian treaties, and 
business relating thereto. 

The Clerk of Authentications has charge of the seals of the United States and of the 
department, and prepares and attaches certificates to papers presented for authentication ; re- 
ceives and accounts for the fees ; records all letters from the department, other than diplo- 
matic and consular. 

The Clerk of Pardons and Passports prepares and records pardons and remissions ; and 
registers and files the papers on which they are founded, and makes out and records passports. 

3.— TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 

The Secetart's Office. — The Secretary of the Treasury, aided by an Assistant Secretary, 
is charged with the general supervision of the fiscal transactions of the government, and the 



12 DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. 

execution of the laws concerning commerce and navigation; the survey of the coast; the 
light-house establishment; the marine hospitals of the United States, and the construction of 
certain public buildings for custom-houses and other purposes. 

The First Comptroller prescribes the mode of keeping and rendering accounts for the civil 
and diplomatic service, as well as the public lands, and revises and certifies the balances arising 
thereon. 

The Second Comptroller prescribes the mode of keeping and rendering the accounts of 
the army, navy, and Indian departments of the public service, and revises and certifies the 
balances arising thereon. 

The Commissioner of the Customs prescribes the mode of keeping and rendering the ac- 
count of the customs revenue and disbursements, and for the building and repairing custom- 
houses, etc.. and revises and certifies the balances arising thereon. 

The First Auditor receives and adjusts the accounts of the customs revenue and disburse- 
ments, appropriations and expenditures on account of the civil list and under private acts of 
Congress, and reports the balances to the Commissioner of the Customs and the First Comp- 
troller, respectively, for their decision thereon. 

The Second Auditor receives and adjusts all accounts relating to the pay, clothing and re- 
cruiting of the army, as well as the armories, arsenals, and ordnance, and all accounts relating 
to the Indian department, and reports the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision 
thereon. 

The Third Auditor receives and adjusts all accounts for subsistence of the army, fortifica- 
tions, military academy, military roads, and the quarter-master's department, pension claims 
arising from military services previous to 1816, and for horses and other property lost in the 
military service, and reports the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision thereon. 

The Fourth Auditor adjusts all accounts for the service of the Navy Department, and re- 
ports the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision thereon. 

The Fifth Auditor adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and similar services performed under 
the direction of the State Department, and reports the balances to the First Comptroller for his 
decision thereon 

The Sixth Auditor adjusts all accounts arising from the service of the Post Office Depart- 
ment. His decisions are final, unless an appeal be taken in twelve months to the First Comp- 
troller. He superintends the collection of all debts due the Post Office Department, and all 
penalties imposed on postmasters and mail contractors for failing to do their duty ; he directs 
suits and legal proceedings, civil and criminal, and takes legal measures to enforce the prompt 
payment of moneys due to the department ; instructing attorneys, marshals, and clerks rela- 
tive thereto: and receives returns from each term of the United States courts of the condition 
and progress of such suits and legal proceedings; has charge of all lands and other property 
assigned to the United States in payment of debts due the Post Office Department, and has 
power to sell and dispose of the same for the benefit of the United States. 

The Treasurer receives and keeps the moneys of the United States in his own office and 
that of the depositories, and pays out the same upon Avarrants drawn by the Secretary of the 
Treasury, countersigned by the First Comptroller, and upon warrants drawn by the Post- 
master General, and countersigned by the Sixth Auditor, and recorded by the register. He 
also holds public moneys advanced by warrant to disbursing officers, and pays out the same 
upon their checks. 

The Register keeps the accounts of public receipts and expenditures ;. receives the returns 
and makes out the official statement of commerce and navigation of the United States ; and 
receives from the First Comptroller and Commissioner of Customs all accounts and vouchers 
decided by them, and is charged by law with their safe keeping. 

The Solicitor superintends all civil suits commenced by the United States (except those 
arising in the Post Office Department), and instructs the United States attorneys, marshals, and 
clerks in all matters relating to them and their results. He receives returns from each term 
of the United States courts, showing the progress and condition of such suits ; has charge of 
all lands and other property assigned to the United States in payment of debts (except those 
assigned in payment of debts due the Post Office Department), and has power to sell aud dispose 
of the same for the benefit of the United States. 



DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. 13 

Commissioner of Revenue. — This is a now office, created by act of Congress, approved, 
July 1, 1862. "The Commissioner is charged, under the direction of the Secretary of the 
Treasury, with preparing all the instructions, regulations, directions, forms, blanks, stamps, 
and licenses, and distributing the same, or any part thereof, and all other matters pertaining 
to the assessment and collection of the duties, stamp duties, licenses, and taxes which may be 
necessary to cany this act into effect." 

Tiik Light-house Board. — The Secretary of the Treasury is ex officio president of this 
board. Has charge of maintenance and support of all the ligiit-houses, light-vessels, buoys, 
etc.; directs building, repairs, etc., of the same; procures supplies and fixtures of all kinds 
required for the service. 

The Superintendent of the Coast Survey has charge of the survey of the Atlantic, Gulf, 
and Pacific coasts and tributaries of the United States, and the publication and distribution of 
charts of the same. He is also superintendent of Weights and Measures, having charge of the 
duty of constructing and distributing sets of standard weights and measures of the United 
States. 



4.— DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 

The Secretary of the Interior, aided by an Assistant, has tho supervision and manage- 
ment of the following branches of the public service : 

1st. The Public Lands. — Its head is the Commissioner of the General Land Office. The 
Land Bureau is charged with the survey, management, and sale of the public domain; the re- 
vision of Virginia military bounty-land claims, and the issuing of scrip in lieu thereof. 

2d. Pensions. — The Commissioner is charged with the examination and adjudication of all 
claims arising under the various and numerous laws passed by Congress granting bounty-land 
or pensions for the military or naval service in the revolutionary and subsequent wars. 

3d. The Indian Office has charge of all matters connected with the Indians, superintend- 
ing agencies, paying annuities, etc. 

4th. The Patent Office is charged with the performance of all "acts and things touching 
and respecting the granting and issuing of Patents for new and useful discoveries, inventions, 
and improvements." 

The Department of the Interior has. beside the supervision of the accounts of the United 
States marshals and attorneys, the clerks of the United States courts, the management of the 
lead and other mines of the United States ; the affairs of the peniteutiary of the United States 
in the District of Columbia; the taking and returning of the decimal Census of the United 
States, and of supervising and directing the acts of the Commissioner of Public Buildings ; the 
management of the hospital for the insane of the army and navy and of the District of Colum- 
bia, and the charge of publications transmitted to the department under the laws relating to 
copyrights, records and indexes, titles, etc. 



5.— WAR DEPARTMENT. 

The Secretary of War, aided by three Assistant Secretaries, has charge of all the duties 
connected with the army of the United States, fortifications, etc., and the execution of the 
laws relating thereto, under the general direction of the President. 

The following Bureaus are attached to this department : 

Commanding General's Office. — This office, at the head of which is Major-General Hal- 
leck. is at Washington, D. C. 

Adjutant General's Department. — In this office are kept all the records which refer to 
the personnel of the army, the rolls, etc. It is here where all military commissions are made 
out. The Judge Advocate General is also connected with it. 

The other Bureaus or Departments consist of — 

The Quartermaster's Department, Subsistence Department; Medical Department; 
Pay Department; Corps of Engineers; Corps of Topographical Engineers; and the 
Ordnance Department. — See Army Register. 



U DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. 

PitovosT Marshal General of the "War Department. — This office, at the head of which 
is Provost Marshal General Simeon Draper, is at Washington, with a branch office at 36 
Pine street, New York. He has the immediate supervision, control and management of the 
Corps, there being one or more special Provost Marshals in each State. 



6.— NAVY DEPARTMENT. 

Secretary's Office. — The Secretary of the Navy, aided by an Assistant Secretary, has 
charge of every thing connected with the naval establishment, and the execution of laws re- 
lating thereto, under the general direction of the President. All instructions to commanders 
of squadrons, and commanders of vessels ; all orders of officers, commissions of officers, both 
in the Navy and Marine Corps ; appointments of commissioned and warrant officers ; orders for 
the enlistment and discharge of seamen, emanate from the Secretary's office. All the duties of 
the different bureaus are performed under the authority of the Secretary, and their orders are 
considered as emanating from him. The National Observatory at "Washington is also under 
the control of this Department. 

The Bureau of Navy- Yards and Docks has charge of all the navy-yards, docks and 
wharves, buildings and machinery in navy-yards, and every thing immediately connected with 
them. It is also charged with the management of the Naval Asylum. 

The Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting has charge of providing all vessels with their 
equipments, as sails, anchors, water-tanks, etc. ; also, charge of the recruiting service. 

The Bueeau of Construction and Repair. — It has charge of the building and repairs of 
all vessels of war, purchase of material, etc. 

The Bureau of Steam Engineering has charge of the construction, repair, etc., of the ma- 
chinery of steam vessels of war. The Engineer-in-chief superintends the construction of all 
marine steam-engines for the navy, and, with the approval of the Secretary, decides upon 
plans for their construction. 

The Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography has charge of all ordnance and ordnance 
stores ; the manufacture or purchase of cannon, guns, powder, shot shells, etc., and the equip- 
ment of vessels of war. with every thing connected therewith. It also provides them with 
maps, charts, chronometers, barometers, etc., together with such books as are furnished ships- 
of-war. "The United States Naval Observatory and Hydrographieal Office" at "Washington, 
and the Naval Academy, at Newport, are also under the general superintendence of the chief 
of this bureau. 

The Bureau of Provisions and Clothing contracts for all provisions for the use of the 
navy, and clothing. 

The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery manages every thing relating to medicines and 
medical stores, treatment of sick and wounded, and management of hospitals. — See Navy List. 



7.— ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE. 

The ordinary business of this office may be classified under the following heads: 

1. The official opinions on the current business of the government, as called for by the 
President, by any head of department, or by the Solicitor of the Treasury. 

2. Examination of the titles of all land purchased, as the sites of arsenals, custom-houses, 
light-houses, and all other public works of the United States. 

3. Applications for pardons in all cases of conviction in the courts of the United States. 

4. Applications for appointment in all the judicial and legal business of the government. 

5. The conduct and argument of all suits in the Supreme Court of the United States in 
which the government is concerned. 

6. The supervision of all other suits arising in any of the departments when referred by the 
head thereof to the Attorney General. 

To these ordinary heads of the business of the office is added, at the present time, the 
direction of all appeals on land claims in California. 



DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. J 5 

8 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 

The management of the Post Office Department is assigned by the constitution and laws to 
the Postmaster-General. 

Appointment Office, at the head of which is the- First Assistant Postmaster-General, at- 
tends to the establishment and continuance of post offices, changes of sites and names, appoint- 
ment and removal of postmasters, and route and local agents, and the giving of instructions to 
postmasters. It provides them with marking and rating stamps and letter balances. It pro- 
vides blanks and stationery for the use of the department, and superintends the several agen- 
cies established for supplying postmai fcers with blanks. It has the supervision of the ocean 
mail steamship lines, and of the foreign and international postal arrangements. 

The Contract Office, at the head of which is the Second Assistant Postmaster General, 
arranges the mail service, and places the same under contract; corresponds and acts respect- 
ing the trips, conveyance, departures and arrivals on all the routes, the course of the mail be- 
tween the different sections of the country, the points of distribution, and the regulations for 
the government of the domestic mail service. It prepares the advertisements, receives the 
bids, and takes charge of the annual and occasional mail lettings, the adjustment and execu- 
tion of the contracts; applications for the establishment or alteration of mail arrangement, and 
the appointment of mail messengers. All claims for transportation service not under contract 
are to be recognized by the Contract Office, as authority for the proper credits, at the Auditor's 
Office. Postmasters at the ends of routes receive from it the statement of mail arrangements 
prescribed for the respective routes. It reports weekly to the Auditor all contracts executed 
and all orders affecting accounts for mail transportation: prepares the statistical exhibits of the 
mail service, and the reports of the mail lettings. giving a statement of eacli bid; also, of the 
contracts made, the new service originated, the curtailments ordered, and the additional al- 
lowances granted within the year. 

The Finance Office, the head of which is the Third Assistant Postmaster-General, super- 
vises the financial business of the department, not devolved by law upon the Auditor, em- 
bracing accounts with the draft officers and other depositaries of the department, the issuing 
of warrants and drafts in payment of balances reported by the Auditor to be due to mail con- 
tractors and other persons; the supervision of the accounts of officers under order to deposit. 
their quarterly balances at designated points, and the superintendence of the rendition by post- 
masters of their quarterly returns of postages. It has charge of the dead-letter office, of the 
issuing of postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the pre-payment of postage, and of the 
accounts connected therewith. 

To the Third Assistant Postmaster-General, all postmasters should direct their quarterly re- 
turns of postage : those at draft offices, their letters reporting quarterly the net proceeds of their 
offices ; and those at depositing offices, their certificates of deposit; to him should also be directed 
the weekly and monthly returns of the depositaries of the department, as well as all applica- 
tions and receipts for postage stamps and stamped envelopes, and for dead letters. 

To the Inspection Office, the head of which is the Chief Clerk, is assigned the duty of receiv- 
ing and examining the registers of the arrivals and departures of the mails, certificates of the 
service of route agents and reports of mail failures ; of noting the delinquencies of contractors, 
and preparing cases thereon for the action of the Postmaster General ; furnishing blanks for mail 
registers, and reports of mail failures ; providing and sending out mail bags and mail locks and 
keys ; the suppression of all cases of mail depredation, of violation of law by private expresses, 
or by the forging or illegal use of postage stamps. 



16 DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. 

9.— DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Sec. 1 Be it enacted by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the United States of America in 
Congress assembled, That there is hereby established at the seat of government of the United 
States a Department of Agriculture, the general designs and duties of which shall be to acquire 
and to diffuse among the people of the United States useful information on subjects connected 
with Agriculture, in the most general and comprehensive sense of that word, and to procure, 
propagate, and distribute among the people new and valuable seeds and plants. 

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That there shall be appointed by the President, by and with 
the advice and consent of the Senate, a <: Commissioner of Agriculture," who shall be the chief 
executive officer of the Department of Agriculture, who shah hold his office by a tenure similar 
to that of other civil officers appointed by the President, and who shall receive for his com- 
pensation a salary of three thousand dollars per annum. 

Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Agricul- 
ture to acquire and preserve in his department all information concerning agriculture which he 
can obtain by means of books and correspondence and by practical and scientific experiments 
(accurate records of which experiments shall be kept in his office), by the collection of statis- 
tics and by any other appropriate means within his power ; to collect, as he may be able, new 
and valuable seeds and plants ; to test, by cultivation, the value of such of them as may re- 
quire such tests ; to propagate such as may be worthy of propagation, and to distribute them 
among agriculturists. He shall annually make a general report in writing of his acts to the 
President and to Congress, in which he may recommend the publication of papers forming 
parts of or accompanying his report, which report shall also contain an account of all moneys 
received and expended by him. He shall also make special reports on particular subjects 
whenever required to do so by the President or either house of Congress, or when he shall 
think the subject in his charge requires it. He shall receive and have charge of all the pro- 
perty of the agricultural division of the Patent Office in the Department of the Interior, includ- 
ing the fixtures and property of the propagating garden. He shall direct and superintend the 
expenditure of all money appropriated by Congress to the department, and render accounts 
thereof, and also of all money heretofore appropriated for agriculture and remaining unex- 
pended. And said commissioner may send and receive through the mails, free of charge, all 
communications and other matter pertaining to tiie business of his department, not exceeding 
in weight thirty-two ounces. 

Sec. 4. Defines the duties of the Chief Clerk, and such other assistants as shah be appointed 
to carry this act into effect. 

Approved, May 15, 1862. 



BLUE BOOK 



OR, 



UNITED STATES REGISTER 

Corrected to October, 1862. 



EXECUTIVE 



PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois, 

$25,000 per annum. 



VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 

HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine, 
$ 8,000 per annum. 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Secretary of State. 
"William H. Seward 


Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

u 
a 

Washington 

<( 

u 


New York 

New Tork 

Rhode Island 

Massachusetts. . . . 
Dist. of Columbia. . 

Virginia 


$8,000 
3 000 


Assistant Secretary of State. 

Frederick W. Seward 


Clerks. 

"William Hunter Chief Clerk, 


2,200 
2,000 
2,000 

1,800 


George E. Baker Disbursing Clerk. 

John A. Jones SupH of Statistics, 


CLERKS OF THE FOURTH CLASS. 

Robert S. Cliew Consular Bureau, 


George J. Abbot " ; ' 

James S. MacKie Diplomatic Bureau. 


New Hampshire. . . 
Ohio 


1,800 
1,800 


Alexander H. Derrick (i '• 
Robert S. Chilton " " 

William Hogan Translator. 

Jasper Smith Librarian, 


Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

New Tork 


L800 
1,800 
1.800 
1,800 


CLERKS OF THE THIRD CLASS. 

John P. Polk 




1,600 


Ferdinand Jefferson 

Henry D. J. Pratt 

Henry R. La Reintrie 


Maryland 

Massachusetts 


1,600 
1,600 
1,600 


George Bartle 




1,600 


Thomas C. Cox 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
New Tork 


1,600 


H. N. Gilbert 


1,600 
1.600 
1,600 


Erastus D. Webster 

Francis H. Ruggles 



18 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 


"Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


CLERKS OF THE SECOND CLASS. 

Walter S. Hunter 

Thomas L. Forrest 


Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

u 

Washington 

a 
u 
u 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
Ireland 


$1,400 
1 400 


Robert H. Morris 


New York 

New York 

England 


1,400 

1,200 
1 200 


CLERKS, OF THE FIRST CLASS. 

Cor. S. Underwood 


John M. Grogan 


William F. Shunk 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 


1J200 

900 
•700 


Emerick W. Hansell Messenger, 

James Donaldson .... Assistant " 


F. X. Dant Watchman, 

Richard Harrison " 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
England 


600 
600 


L. L. Clements " 

Benjamin Stainsby " 




600 
600 



MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC 



DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES; ALSO 
CONSULS GENERAL, CONSULS, AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS. 

Consular officers at places marked thus (a) are at liberty to transact business. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


British Dominions. 

ENGLAND. 

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni- 
potentiary. 
Charles Francis Adams 


London 


Massachusetts 

Connecticut 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


$11,500 

2,625 

1,500 
7,500 


Secretary of Legation. 
Charles L. Wilson 


London 


Assistant Secretary of Legation. 


Freeman H. Morse Consul. 


London 


Thomas H. Dudley " 

James W. Marshall " 


Liverpool 

Leeds 


New Jersey 

Virginia 


7,500 
2,000 


Henry W. Lord " 

John Britton " 


Manchester 

Southampton 

Bristol 


Massachusetts 

Ireland 


2,000 
2,000 


Zebina Eastman " 


Massachusetts 


1,500 


Charles D. Cleveland : ' 


Cardiff 


1,500 


Joseph 11. McChesney •' 

Alfred Fox Vice Consul, 


New Castle 

oFal mouth 


Ohio 


1.500 




Fees 


Thomas W. Fox Consul, 

SCOTLAND. 

W. L. Underwood Consul, 

Hugh Smith " 


aPlymouth 

Glasgow 


England 


Fees 


Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Scotland 


3,000 
2,000 


Neil McLachlan " 


aLeith 


Fees. 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



19 



Names and Offices. 



IRELAND. 

John Young Consul, 

E. G. Eastman ' 

Henrv B. Hammond ' 

William B. West ' 

Alex. Henderson 



CHINA. 

Horace N. Conarar 



Consul, 



EAST INDIES. 

Nathaniel P. Jacobs, Consul General of 

British India 

John P. O'Snllivan Consul 

George W. Healey Vice Consul, 

John Black ComH Agent, 



AUSTRALIA. 

William Blanchard 

Kdward Leavenworth 



Consul, 



TASMANIA. 

Duncan McPherson Vice Consul, 



NEW ZEALAND. 

George H. Leavenworth. . . 



Consul 



IN AND NEAR EUROPE AND AFRICA. 

Thomas Sliankland. Consul, 

Wm. F. Brown " 

Horatio J. Sprague " 

William Winthrop " 

Georges Gerard " 



"Where Employed. 



Where born. 



Belfast 

Cork 

a Dublin 

aGalway .... 
aLondonderry 



Hong Kong. 



Calcutta. . 

Singapore , 
aBombay . . 
aCeylon . . . 



Melbourne 

Sydney, N. S. W. 



aHobart Town. 



aBav of Islands 



Port Louis. 



New York. . 
aCape Town jNew Jersey 



Ireland. 



Massachusetts , 
Ireland 



New Jersey. 



New York 
New York 
Massachusetts. 
Scotland. 



Maryland . 
New York 



Vermont 



aGibraltar 

Malta 

aSt. Helena. 



IONIAN ISLANDS. 

Amos S. York 



Consul aZante 



NORTH AMERICA. 



Joshua R, Giddings, Consul General Brit- 
ish North American Provinces 

Mortimer M. Jackson Consul 

Jay Haziel Sherman " 

Convers 0. Leach " 

Benjamin H. Norton " 

James Q. Howard " 

Thos. Fitnam ,; 

Charles S. Ogden " 

Allen Francis " 



WEST INDIES. 

John T. Neal Consul, 

Samuel Whiting " 

John E. Newport " 

Edward Trowbridge " 

George Hogp; " 

Charles M. Allen 

N. D. Keneaster Com'l Agent, 

Eraile S. Delisle 

Charles A. Leas " 

SOUTH AMERICA. 

Theodore D. Edwards Consul, 



Montreal , 

Halifax. N. S 

Prince Ed. Island. 
St. John, N. F.... 

Pictou, N. S 

St. John, N. B . . . . 
Gaspe Basin, C. E . 
Quebec 



aVictoria. V. I.. 



Kingston, Jamaica 

Nassau. N. P 

Turk's Island 

aBarbadoes 

Island of Trinidad 

Bermuda 

Antigua 

aSt. Christopher . 7. 

Belize 



Massachusetts . 



France 



Zante 



Pennsylvania. 
New York . . . 



Maine 

Massachusetts . 

Ohio 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania . , 
Connecticut . . . 



Demerara 



Tennessee 
New York 
Pennsylvania . . 
Connecticut . . . 
Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts 



United States. 
Perm. 

Pennsylvania . 



20 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



FALKLAND ISLANDS. 

W. H. Smiley Com' I Agent 



AFRTCA. 

Daniel R. B. Upton 



Consul 



Russia. 



Envoy Ext'y and Min. Plenipotentiary. 
Simon Cameron 



Secretary of Legation. 
Bayard Tavlor 



John D. Arnold Consul, 

John P. Hatter scheidt " 

Timothy C. Smith " 

Henry B. Stacy " 

Perry McD. Collins ... . Cornel Agent, 

A. Schwartz Consul, 

Edmund Brandt " 

Reynold Frenckell " 

French Dominions. 

Envoy Extfy and Min. Plenipotentiary. 
W. L. Dayton 



Where Employed. | Where born. 



aPort Stanley. 



aBathurst 



St. Petersburg. 



St. Petersburg . 



St. Petersburg. 

Moscow 

Odessa 

Revel 

Amoor River. . 

aRiga 

a Archangel 
aHelsingfors . . . 



Secretary of Legation. 
"William S. Pennington 



Assistant Secretary of Legation. 
Yf. L. Dayton, jr 



John Bigelow 

James 0. Putnam .... 
George \V. Van Home. 
Clarendon Davisson . . . 

Thaddeus Hyatt 

James Lesley 

John de la Montaigne. . 

Thos. P. Smith 

William Slade 

George P. Van Wvck . . 



Consul 



WEST INDIES. 

Win. F. Given Vice Consul 



AFRICA. 

Isaiah Thomas Consul, 

AMERICA. 

Samuel E. Fabens Consul, 

George Hughes Com'l Agent, 

Spanish Dominions. 

Envoy Ext'y and Min. Plenipotentiary. 

Gustavus Koerner 

Secretary of Legation. 
Horatio J. Perry 



Paris 



Pans 



Paris 



Paris New York , 

Havre |New York. 



Rhode Island. 



Brazil. 



Pennsylvania 



Pennsylvania 



New York. 
Prussia . . . 
Vermont . . 
Vermont . . 
New York. 
Russia 
Russia 
Finland 



New Jersey. 



New Jersey. 



New Jersey. 



Marseilles 

Bordeaux 

La RocheUe 

Lyons ._. 

Nantes: 

Napoleon Vendee 

Nice 

aBayonne 



I Massachusetts 

Ohio 

New Jersey. . . 
Pennsylvania . 
New York. . . . 
Massachusetts . 
Vermont 



Martinique . , 
aGuadaloupe . 



Algiers . 



orCayenne 

aSt. Pierre, Mique- 
Ion. 



Madrid . 
Madrid, 



District Columbia. 



Massachusetts 



Cayenne 

Massachusetts 



Germany 

New Hampshire. 



DEPAKTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



21 



Names and Offices 



"WLere Employed. 



Ebenezer S. Eggleston Consul, 

A. M. Hancock " 

John A. Little " 

1 [enry B. Robinson " 

George Kent "' 

Daniel Evans " 

Richard C. Hannah " 

John Cunningham " 

John Morand " 

Manuel Barcena " 

<< 

CUBA. 

Robert W. Shufeldt Consul General, 

Lucius H. Chandler Consul, 

William H. Russell " 

Elisha F. Wallace " 

PORTO TJCO. 

John I. Hyde Consul. 

James C. Gallaher 

OTHER SPANISH ISLANDS. 

Win. H. Dabney Consul, 

Charles Griswold " 

Portaguese Dominions. 

Minister Resident. 
James E. Harvey 

Secretary of Legation. 

Charles A. Munro Co?isul, 

H. W. Diman " 

George True 

Charles W. Dabney 

W. H. Morse - ; 

W.P.Jones " 

Silas A. Andrews ComH Agent. 

F. de Asis Belard. " 

Consul. 

Belginm. 

Minister Resident. 
Henry S. Sanford 

Secretary of Legation. 
Aaron Goodrich 

A. W. Crawford Consul 

Marinus J. Levison " 

Dominions of the Netherlands. 

Minister Resident. 
James S. Pike 



Cadiz 

Malaga 

Barcelona . . 

Port Mahon. 

Valencia . . . 

Bilbao 

Santander. . . 

rt.Seville 

aDenia 

a Vigo 

a Alicante.. . . 



Havana 

Matanzas 

Trinidad de Cuba. 
Santiago de Cuba. 



Sau Juan. 
Ponce 



aTeneriffe 
aManilla . 



New York 

Kentucky 

Massachusetts ' 

Pennsylvania j 

New Hampshire. 



Scotland 
Spain . . . 



New York. 

Maine 

Kentucky . 



Connecticut 
Virginia. . . 



Fayal 

New York. 



Lisbon South Carolina . 



Lisbon 



Lisbon 

Oporto 

Funchal 

aFayal, Azores .... 
aSantiago, Cape 
Verde. 

Macao 

aBissao 

St. Paul de Loando 

aSt. Thome 

aMozambique 



Brussels . 



Brussels . 

Antwerp. 
aGhent . . . 



New York. 



Maine , 

Massachusetts . 
Massachusetts . 

Illinois 



Connecticut 



New York. . . 
Pennsylvania 



Secretary of Legation. 



The Hague. 
The Hague 



Maine. 



00 



DEPARTMENT 0E STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



George E. Wiss Consul 

Francis J. Klauser " 

Israel S. Diehl " 

Henry Sawyer " 

Stephen Higginson, jr " 

Charles Rey " 

Richard E. Morse ComH Agent, 

Danish Dominions. 

Minister Resident. 
Bradford R. Wood 

Secretary of Legation. 

L. A. Hecksher Vice Consul, 

Ch. L. Bernays Consul, 

Edward H. Perkins " 

Wm. Marsh " 

John T. Edgar " 

Sweden and Norway. 

Minister Resident. 
Jacob S. Haldeman 

Secretary of Legation. 

Benjamin F. Tefft Consul, 

Wm. W. Thomas, jr " 

Olof E. Dreutzer " 

Carl J. Kraby " 

R. Burton Dinzey Com 1 1 Agent, 

Prussia. 

Envoy Exfy and Mm. Plenipotentiary. 
Norman B. Judd 

Secretary of Legation. 
Herman Kreismann 

William H. Vesey Consul, 

Charles J. Simdell " 

Anstria. 

Envoy ExCy and Min. Plenipotentiary. 
J. Lothrop Motley 

Secretary of Legation. 
George W. Lippitt 

■ Consul, 

Richard Hildreth " 

W. D. Howells " 

Saxony. 

Alvin M. Motherhead Consul 

Wm. S. Campbell " 



Rotterdam. . . , 
Amsterdam . . . 

aBatavia, Java.. 

aParamaribo . . , 

aPadang 

aSt. Martin. 
Curacao, W. I. 



Copenhagen 



Copenhagen , 

aCopenhagen , 

Elsinore 

Santa Cruz . . 
aAltona 

St. Thomas. . 



Stockholm 



Stockholm 



Stockholm 

Gottenburg .... 
Bergen 

aPorsgrund 

aSt. Bartholomew 



Berlin. 



Berlin . 



Aix-la-Chapelle . 
aStettin , 



Vienna. 



Vienna. 



Vienna . 
Trieste . 
Venice 



Leipsic . , 
^Dresden. 



Bavaria 

Wurtemburg. . 
Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts . 
New York 
West Indies . . 
New York. . . . 



New York. 



Hesse Darmstadt 
Kentucky 



Pennsylvania 



Maine . . 
Maine. . 
Sweden. , 
Norwav 



New York. 



Germany 



Pennsylvania 
Sweden 



Massachusetts . 



Rhode Island 



Massachusetts . 
Ohio , 



Indiana . . . 
New York. 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



23 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Dnchy of SaxcMciuiugen Hildburgliausen. 










. Consul, 


aSonneberg 


Germany 


Fees. 


Bavaria. 










B. 0. Duncan 


. Consul, 
« 


aCarlsruhe 

Munich 


South Carolina. . . . 

Massachusetts 

Germany 


Fees. 
1.000 




aAugsburg 

(/Nuremberg 


Fees. 


Chas. G. Wheeler 


Missouri 


Fees. 


Wurtemberg. 










William F. Nast 

Hesse Darmstadt, Hesse Cassel, 
and Hesse Hombourg. 


. Consul, 
Nassau, 


Stutgard 


Ohio 


SI, 000 






William W. Murphy 


. Consul, 


aFrankfort 


New York 


Fees. 


Hanover. 














aHanover 


New York 


Fees. 


Brunswick. 










Wm. W. Murphy, 

Baden. 


. Consul, 






Fee3. 








B. 0. Duncan, 


. Consul, 


aFrankfort 


South Carolina 


Fees. 


Mecklenburg, Schwerin and Mecklenburg 
Strelitz. 








August Bicker 


. Consul, 


aSchwerin 


Pennsylvania 


Fees. 


Oidenburg. 








M. C. G-ritzmer 


. Consul, 


a Oldenburg 


Austria 


Fees. 


Hanseatic and Free Cities 










Wm. W. Murphy Consul 


General, 
. Consul, 


Frankfort 

Bremen 


New York 


3.000 
3.000 


James H. Anderson 


Hamburg 


Ohio 


2.000 


Switzerland. 






Minister Resident 










George G-. Posts: 




Berne 


New Hampshire . . . 


7,500 


Secretary of Legation. 




1,500 


August L. Wolff 


. Consul, 

II 
U 


Basle 


Lippe Detmold 

Kentucky 

Pennsylvania 


2.000 


Fortunatus Cosbv 


Geneva 

aZurich 


1.500 


J. Remington Fairlamb 


Fees. 


Italy. 










Envoy Exfy and Min. Plenipotentiary. 
George P. Marsh 


Turin 




12,000 


Secretary of Legation. 


Turin 




1,800 



U 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



T. B. Lawrence Consul General, 

David H. Wheeler Consul, 

William T. Rice.. " 

Andrew J. Stevens " 

George W. Holley. il 

Luigi Monti : ' 

F. W. Behn Vice Consul, 

Consul, 

J. S. Redfield " 

A. J. de Zeyk •' 

Pontifical States. 

Minister Resident. 
Richard M. Blatchford 

Secretary of Legation. 

W. J. Stillman Consul, 

Ladislaus Ujhazi " 

<< 

Turkish Dominions. 

Minister Resident. 
Edward Joy Morris 

Secretary of Legation and Dragoman. 

John P. Brown 

C. W. Goddard Consul General, 

Juiius Bing Consul, 

Jeremiah A. Johnson , " 

Franklin Olcott " 

George W. Palmer . " 

J. J. Barclay " 

Enoch J. Smithers " 

Moldavia. 

Frederic Wippermann Consul, 

Egypt. 

Wm. S. Thayer Consul General, 

Greece, 

George G. Baker Consul, 

Barbary States. 

Jesse H. McMath Consul, 

William Porter " 

Amos Perry " 

Juda S. Levy Com'l Agent, 

Africa. 

Abraham Hanson Com" 1 !, Agent, 

Henry May " " 



Florence . 

Genoa . . , 
aSpezia . . . 

Leghorn . 

Naples . . 

Palermo . 

Messina . 
aCarrara . 

Otranto . 

Taranto . , 



Where Employed. 



Rome 
Rome 



aRome . . . 

Anoona.. 

aRavenna . 



Constantinople . 



Constantinople. 

Constantinople . 

Smyrna 

Beirut 

Jerusalem 

Candia 

aCyprus 

Scio 

aTrebisond 



aGalatza . 



Alexandria . 



aAthens 



Tangier . 

Tripoli . 

Tunis . . 

aTetuan . 



aMonrovia. . 
Gaboon. . . . 



Where Born. 



Massachusetts . 
New York 
Massachusetts. 
New York. . . . 
New York 

Italy 

Germany ... . 



New Hamp. 
Hungary . . . 



New York. 



Hungary . 



Pennsylvania 



Ohio. . 

Maine . 



Frankfort 

Massachusetts . 
New York 



Virginia. . 
Delaware . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



List, of Columbia. 



Massachusetts . 



Connecticut. 



Ohio 

Maine 

Rhode Island. 
Barbary 



England 
Connecticut 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



25 



Names and Offices. 



Dominions of the Sultan of Muscat. 

William S. Speer Consul, 

Borneo. 

Anson Francis Consul, 

Japan, 

Minister Resident. 
Robert H. Pruyn 



Geo. S. Fisher Consul, 

John G. Walsh Vice Consul, 

E. E. Rice Cornl Agent, 

Siani. 

Aaron J. Westervelt Consul, 

China. 

Envoy Ext'y and Mm. Plenipotentiary. 
Anson Burlingame 



Where Employed. 



aZanzibar. 



aBrimi. 



Yed< 



Kanagawa . 

Nagasaki . , 

aHakodadi. , 



Secretary of Legation. 



Interpreter. 
S. Wells Williams 



Oliver H. Perry Consul, 

George F. Seward " 

William H. Carpenter " 

Arthur B. Bradford " 

Willie P. Mangum, jr " 

William Breck : ' 

C. D. Williams Vice Consul 

Hawaiian Islands, 

Commissioner. 
Thomas J. Dryer 



Alfred Caldwell. 
Samuel Long. . . 
Thomas Spencer. 



Consul. 



Friendly and Navigators' Islands. 

Edward W. Gardner Com'' I Agent, 

Society Islands, * 

Joseph Yandor Consul, 

Feejce Islands. 

Edwin F. Bunnell Com'l Agent, 

Hayti and San Domingo. 

Benjamin F. Whidden. Com'r and Consul 
General 



aBangkok. 



Peki 



Pekin. 



Pekin 



Canton. . . 
Shanghai , 
Foo Choo. 
Amoy. . . , 
Ningpo. . , 
Swatow... 
aTTankow . . 



Honolulu 

Honolulu 

Lahaina. . 

aHilo 



aApia 



aTahita. 



aLanthala. 



Hayti. 



Where Born. 



Tennessee. 



Pennsylvania 



New York, 



United States. 
United States. 
Maine 



New York. 



Massachusetts . 



New York. 



New York , 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 
North Carolina. . 
Xew Hampshire, 
United States 



New York. 



Ohio 

Kentucky. 



New Hampshire. . 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Commercial Agents. 



William G-. W. Jaeger. 

Arthur Polsom 

James De Long 



Liberia. 

Commissioner. 



Mexico. 

Envoy Extfy and Min. Plenipotentiary. 
Thomas Corwin 



Secretary of Legation. 
"William H. Corwin 



Mark H. Dunnell. . 

Lewis S. Ely 

Marcus Otterbourg. 
Franklin Chase . . . 
Leonard Pierce, jr. 



Consul, 



J. W. Massey 

Caleb B. H. Blood. 



Kichard L. Robertson, 



"William L. Baker . . . 
Ramon J. y Patrullo 

Bushrod Lott 

R. C. M. Hoyt 



Robert Haley. . 
Martin Metcalf . 
J. C. Davis . . . 
James Smith . . 
E. B. Elmer.... 



Nicaragua. 

Minister Resident. 
Thomas H. Clay 

Secretary of Legation. 

B. Squire Cotrell Cora 7 Agent, 

Jay T. Howard Consul, 

Costa Rica. 

Minister Resident. 
Charles N. Riotte 

Marquis L. Hine Consul, 



Where Employed. 



Port au Prince. 
St. Domingo... 
aCape Haytien.. 
Aux-Cayes .... 
St. Marc 



Mexico. 



Mexico . 



Yera Cruz 

Acapulco 

aMexico 

Tampico 

aMatamoras 

Tabasco 

aPaso del Norte. . , 

aMonterey , 

aCampeachy , 

aMazatlan 

aSan Bias 

aGuaymas , 

aMerida and Sisal, 

Tehuantepec. . . . , 

aMinatitlau , 

aLaguna 

aChihuahua 

Manzanillo , 

aAguas Calientes , 

aZacatecas 

aSaltillo 

La Paz 



Nicaragua. . 



Nicaragua 



San Juan dehNorte, 
and Punta Arenas. 
San Juan del Sur. . 



San Jose. 
aSan Jose. 



"Where Born. 



Pennsylvania.. . , 
New Hampshire, 
Ohio 



Maine. . 
Ohio. . . 
Bavaria. 
Maine. . 
Maine. . 



Pennsylvania 



New York. 



Rhode Island 

Spain 

New Jersey. . 
Yermont 



New York. 
New York. 



New Jersey. 



Kentucky , 



Massachusetts . 
New York. . . , 



Prussia . . . 
New York, 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Guatemala. 

Minister Resident. 
Elisha 0. Crosby 



Secretary of Legation. 



Consul 



. Honduras. 

Minister Resident 
James R. Partridge 



Consul. 

Wm. C. Burchard Com'l Agent, 

George Raymond " 

San Salvador. 
Noali L. Nelson Consul, 

New Granada. 

Minister Resident 
Allan A. Burton 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Guatemala . 

Guatemala. 
aGuatemala . 



Comayagua. 



aOmoa and Truxillo. 
aComayagua and Te- 
gucigalpa 

aBalize 



aLa Union. 



Secretary of Legation. 



Alexander R. McKee Consul, 

Francis W. Rice " 

Warren C. Foster ;< 

William A. Chapman " 

« 

J. H. Mansfield " 

John Capela, jr " 

Nicholas Danies " 

Eugenio M. Uribe Cornel Agent. 

Venezuela. 

Minister Resident 
Erastus D. Culver 



Secretary of Legation. 



Elias "Wampole . . 
Richard A. Edes . 



Consul 



Bogota 



Bogota . 



Panama 
Aspinwall. 



New York. 



New York . 



Virginia , 



Kentucky , 



Kentucky . 
Maine. . . . 



aCarthagena Connecticut 



aSabanila . 
aSanta Martha. 

aBogota 

aTurbo 

aRio Hacha. . . 
aMedellin 



Caracas. 



Caracas 



Chas. H. Loehr 



Eccador. 

Minister Resident 
Frederick Hassaurek 



Secretary of Legation. 



Laguayra 

Maraham 

aPuerto Cabello. 
aCiuclad Bolivar 



Quito. 
Quito. 



Connecticut 



New York. 



Dist. of Columbia 
Prussia 



Germany. 



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DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 




Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


James L. De Graw 


. Consul. 


aGuayaquil 




$750 


Brazil. 






Envoy Extraordinary and Minister 

Plenipotentiary. 

James Watson "Webb 






12 000 


Secretary of Legation. 
Thomas Biddle 


Rio de Janeiro .... 


Pennsylvania 


1,800 

6,000 
2,000 
1 000 


James Monroe 


. Consul, 

u 


Rio de Janeiro.. . 


Thomas Adamson, Jr 

William R. Williams 


Pernambuco 

aPara 


Pennsylvania 


Thomas F. Wilson 




Pennsylvania 


1 500 


William H. Evans 


aMaranham 


1 000 


Deodat Braston 


aRio Grande 

Santos 




1 000 


Chas. F. de Vivaldi 


Sardinia 


1,500 
1 500 


Benjamin Lindsey 


Saint Catharine's. . . 




Uruguay. 








Hiram Tuttle 




aMontevideo 




1,000 


Argentine Confederation. 








Minister Resident. 










Robert C. Kirk 








7,500 

1,500 

2,000 

Fees. 
Fees. 


Secretary of Legation. 






H. R. Helper Consul, 

Wm. H. Smiley 

Benjamin Upton Commercial Agent, 


Buenos Ayres. . . . 

aRio Negro 

aRosario 


North Carolina 

Rhode Island 

Massachusetts 


Paraguay. 










Commissioner. 










Charles A. Washburne 




Asuncion 


Maine 


7,500 


Secretary of Legation. 


















Louis Bamberger 

Chili. 


. Consul, 


Asuncion 


Germany 


Fees. 








Envoy Extraordinary and Minister 

Plenipotentiary. 

Thomas H. Nelson 


Santiago 

Santiago 


Kentucky 


10,000 


Secretary of Legation. 


1,500 


James Churchman 


. Consul, 
« 


Valparaiso 

aTalcahiiano 

aCoquimbo 


Pennsylvania 

New Jersey .... 


3,000 


James H. Trumbull 

Charles C. Greene 


1,000 
Fees. 



DEPARTMENT OF STATE— MINISTERS, CONSULS, ETC. 



29 



Names and Offices. 



Pern. 

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister 
Plenipoten tiary. 
Christopher Robinson 



Secretary of Legation. 



John E. Lovejoy Consul, 

Charles F. Winslow " 

Denison Card " 

John T. Lansing " 

ElihuL. Mix, Jr " 

Bolivia. 

Minister Resident. 
David K. Cartter 



Where Employed. 



Lima 



Lima 



Callao 

(fPayt a 

aTumbez .... 

aArica 

aLambayeque 



Secretary of Legation. 



Consul, 



La Paz. 

La Paz. 

aCobija . 



Where Born. 



Rhode Island, 



Maine. 



New York. 



New York 



Compem 

tion. 



£10,000 



1,500 

3,500 
500 
500 

Fees. 
Fees. 



7,500 

],500 
500 



INTERPRETERS TO LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES. 



China. 

S. Wells Williams, Secy and Interpreter 

to the Legation 

. Interpreter, 



Canton . . 
Shanghai 
Amoy. . . 
Canton . . 



Constantinople . . . 



S. W. Bonney " 

Turkey. 

John P. Brown Dragoman, 

Japan. 

A. L. C. Portman. . . .Interpreter to LegaA 

tion Yedo 

Joseph Heco Interpreter} Kanagawa . 



Massachusetts. 



Ohio 



Japan . 



$5,000 
1,500 
1,000 
1,000 



1,000 



2,500 
1,500 



MARSHALS TO CONSULAR COURTS. 



Siam. 

E. V. Chandler j Bangkok. 

Turkey. 
Alexander Thompson Constantinople 



Massachusetts . 



England. 



$1,000 
and Fees. 



$1,000 
and Fees. 



30 



DEPABTMENT OF STATE- COMMISSIONEKS, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Japan. 

Thomas Hogg 

China. 

Jonas A. Hughston 

G. H. C. Salter 

John G. Willoby 

Benjamin S. Lyman . . . 



Wheie Employed. 



Kanagawa , 



Shanghai . 
Han-Kow 
Swatow . . 
Foo-Choo. 



Where Born. 



England. 



New York 



United States 
New York . . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$1,000 
and Fees. 



$1,000 
and Fees. 

$1,000 
and Fees. 

$1,000 
and Fees. 

$1,000 
and Fees. 



COMMISSIONERS, ETC. 



COMMISSIONER. 








(Under the Reciprocity Treaty between 
the United States and her Britannic Ma- 
jesty, concluded June 5, 1855.) 








Elijah L. Hamlin 




Maine 


$2,000 


COMMISSIONER. 






(Under the Convention of July 2, 1860, 
for the adjustment of claims of citizens 
of the United States against the gov- 
ernment of Costa Rica.) 






• 


B. F. Rexford 






2,500 


COMMISSIONER. 






(Under the Convention of September 10, 
1857, for the adjustment of claims of 
citizens of the United States against 
he government of New Granada.) 








Elias W. Leavenworth 


Washington 


Connecticut 


2,500 


SECRETARY TO COMMISSION. 


(Under the Convention of September 10, 
1851, for the adjustment of claims of 
citizens of the United States against 
the government of New Granada.) 








Charles W. Davis. . . .: 


"Washington 


District Columbia. . 


2,000 


COMMISSIONERS. 




(Under the Act of Congress, entitled "an 
act for the release of certain persons 
held to service or labor in the District 
of Columbia." Approved, April 16, 
1862. 








Horatio King 


Washington 




2,000 
2,000 
2.000 


Daniel R. Goodloe 






John M. Broadhead 








DEPARTMENT OF STATE— GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES, ETC. 31 



GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES, ETC. 



Names and Offices, 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


GOVERNOR OF UTAH. 










Great Salt Lake 
City 


New York 

Massachusetts 






$2,500 


Frank Fuller Secretary, 


K M 


2,000 


GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO. 






Santa Fe 


Virginia 

New York 


3,000 


James H. Holmes Secretary, 


2,000 


GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON. 










Olympia 


England 


3,000 


Leander J. S. Turney Secretary, 

GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA. 


K 


Kentucky 


2,000 






Alvin Saunders 


Omaha City 


Kentucky 

New York 


2,500 


A. S. Paddock Secretary, 


2,000 


GOVERNOR OF NEVADA. 










Carson City 


New York 

Tennessee 


1,500 


Orion Clemens Secretary, 


1,800 


GOVERNOR OF COLORADO. 








John Evans 


Denver City 


niinois 

Ohio 


1,500 


Samuel H. Elbert Secretary, 


1,800 


GOVERNOR OF DAKOTA. 








William Jayne 


Yankton 


Illinois 

Vermont 


1,500 
1,800 


John Hutchinson Secretary, 





SECRETARIES. 



PRIVATE SECRETARIES TO THE 
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED 
STATES. 



John G. Nicolay. 
John Hay 



SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT 
TO SIGN PATENTS. 

William O. Stoddard! 



Washington 



Washington 



Bavaria. . 
Kentucky , 



New York. 



TREASURY DEPARTfflE5fT. 



Names and Offices. 



Secretary of the Treasury. 

Salmon P. Chase* 



Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. 

George Harrington 



John F. Hartley Acting Chief Clerk, 

S. M. McKean Disbursing Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Richard Ela 

W. H. West 

William Handy 

J. Smith Homans 

John N. Lovejoy 

C. M. Walker 

C. Fisher 

S. H. Cutts 

Charles M. B. Harris 

George Wood 

G-. W. L. Kidwell 

S. Yorke At Lee 

•Thos. C. Folger 

A. Lindsay 

J. W. Schuckers 

Rufus Leighton 

S. H Kauffman 

C. Eaton Creecy 

T. C. Hopper 

L. M. Vimont 

L. H. Ranney 

F. A. B. Simpkins 



Henry Clarke . . . 
J. M. Davis 

Benjamin Carr. . 
G. W. Williams. 



Messenger, 

.Assistant Messenger, 

Laborer. 



Watchmen. 

Hezekiah Sipe 

C. Sengstack 

Charles Coltman 

Lewis W. Trumbo 

W. C. Goddard 

Jacob Wolfsteiner 

John E. Scheel , 

Ed. Purcell 



First Comptrol'er. 

Elisha Whittlesey 



Wm. Hemphill Jones. 



Chief Clerk 



Clerks. 

William Anderson 

John Y. Laub 

Brooke Mackall 



"Where Employed. 



Washington 

Washington 
Washington 

Washington . 



Washington 
Washington 

Washington , 



Washington 
Washington 

Washington 



Where Born. 



New Hampshire, 



Massachusetts. 



Maine 

Pennsylvania 



New Hampshire . 
Maryland 



New York 

Maryland , 



Germany 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts. . . . 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Virginia 

Ohio 

Massachusetts 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Kentucky. 
Ohio 



Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland , 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Germany 

Maryland 



Germany 

!( 

Ireland . . 



Connecticut . 
Delaware . . , 



Tennessee. 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Appointed from Ohio. 



33 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



A. B. Claxton Washington 

Donald McLeod ! 

Wm. Ferguson 

Comfort S. Mygatt 

George Chipman 

T. F. Anderson 

B. F. Rogers 

James A uld 

A. Jackson Jones 

Wm. Linton 

Jos. A. Thomson 

Edgar K. Whittaker 

Thomas Johnson 

H.W. Reed 

B. A. Barnes 



E. Ourand Messenger, 

Laborer, 



John MoMahon. 
Thomas Barrett 



Seconrl Comptroller. 

James M. Cutts 



John LT. Houston. 



Chief Clerk 



Clerks. 

George D. Abbott 

Mason Campbell 

Edmund F. French 

John C. Wilson 

Samuel B. Paris 

Goodsell Buckingham. . , 

Ralston Skinner 

Joseph Manahan 

William S. Fort 

James F. Clark 

James L. Cathcart 

Joseph T. Adams 

Vacant 

William W. Sheed 

Robert Patterson 



Henry L. Thomas Messenger, 

William Chambers Laborer, 



Commissioner of Custom; 

Nathan Sargrent 



Thomas Feran Chief Clerk, 



Clerks. 

John D. Barclay 

J. Bartram North 

William Miller 

Louis Brand 

Henry A. Lock wood. . . 

Joseph Sanderson 

James W. Sargent 

William R. Demoss 



Washington 
Washington 

Washington , 
Washington 

Washington 



Washington 
Washington 

Washington 
Washington 

Washington , 



James Lynch Messenger, ! Washington 

3 



Where Born. 



England 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio. 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Scotland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts. . . . 
Dist. of Columbia. 
Connecticut 



Maryland . 
Ireland. . . 



Maine 

Pennsylvania . 



Dist. of Columbia. 
New Hampshire . . 



Maine 

Ohio 

New York 

New Hampshire . . 

New Jersey 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Massachusetts. 
Pennsylvania ., 



Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Vermont 



Pennsylvania . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Maryland , 

Pennsylvania ... 

Virginia 

Maryland 

New York , 

Pennsylvania 
New Hampshire, 
Ohio , 



Ireland 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— FIRST AND SECOND AUDITOR. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



First Auditor. 

Thomas L. Smith 

David W. Mahon Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Mitchell H. Miller 

James Colegate 

John Trader , 

Thaddeus Sturgis 

James T. Raymond 

Chester Deming 

George Hartwell 

R. K. Preston 

John H. Bartlett 

George E. W. Sharretts 

John P. Bentley 

p]dward Pearce 

George A. Emmell 

David M. Kelsey 

J. L. Dugger 

L. B. S. Miller 

Charles C. Jones ■ 

Austin Fowler 

James D. Bradley 

J. Mcllvaine 

A. P. Hibehmaur 

Harrison Reed 

W. S. Solomons 

George Holbrook 

Messengers. 

James W. Garner 

George W. Fales 

James W. Goldsmith Laborer, 



"Washington 
"Washington 

Washington, 
it 

a 

u 

c< 

i< 
it 

:< 
t< 
(( 

a 
.'. 

it 
a 
<: 
« 

Washington 
Washington 



Second Auditor. 
E. B. French 

Ferdinand Andrews Chief Clerk, 



Washington . 
Washington . 



Clerks. 



T. L. Moody 

John M. Sims. . . . 
J. W. Brown. . . . 
Alexander Elliott 

C. W. Forrest . . . 
Charles Hume. . . 
R. W. Middleton 
Vincent Barnes. . 

D. H. Lusk 

Llewellyn Deane. 

M. T. Hilton 

II. W. Balmain . . 
L. C. Forsyth . . . 

E. G. Luce 

F. Chase 

0. C Houghton.. 
J. M. Swank 

A. W. Eastlack. . 

G. W. dishing, jr. 



Virginia 

Pennsylvania 



Mississippi. . . . 

Maryland 

North Carolina. 

Georgia 

New York. . . . 
Massachusetts . 

Canada 

Tennessee .... 
Dist. Columbia. 
Pennsylvania.. 

Virginia 

Dist. Columbia , 
New Jersey . . . 

Vermont , 

Illinois 

Pennsylvania . 

Ohio 

Massachusetts , 

Vermont 

Kentucky 

Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts . 
New York .... 
Massachusetts . 



Virginia. 
Maine. . , 



Maryland . 



New Hampshire , 
Massachusetts . . . 



Maine 

Pennsylvania . . 
North Carolina 

Ohio 

Virginia 



Pennsylvania 
Maine 



Virginia 

Michigan 

Massachusetts . . . 
New Hampshire. 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . . 

New Jersey . 

Rhode Island . . 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT.— THIRD AUDITOR. 



35 



Namos and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 




Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 


Dist. Columbia.. . . 
Ohio 


£1,200 


F A Schmidt 


1,200 


Thomas Sylvester Messenger, 

Frank Sheridan Assistant Messenger, 

John Brent Laborer. 


Maryland 

England 


840 
TOO 


Maryland 


600 




Ohio 




T rird Anditor. 


3 000 


Delano T. Smitli Chief Clerk. 


New York 


2,000 



Clerks. 
Allen M. G-angewer 

Charles Vinson 

Henry K. Randall 

Eben Eveleth 

John T. Vinson 

Thomas J. Hobbs 

William P. Sherman. . . . 

Joe W. Dwyer 

Henry Sherman 

Bennett Clements 

Samuel N. Saloman 

Archibald McXeil 

H. J. Crosson 

P. H. Cooney 

Asa L. Hazelton 

Joseph E. Potts 

John L. Graham 

A. J. Bentley 

B. A. Janvier 

Charles N. Schreiner. . . . 
Edward T. Mathews . . . 

Robert S. Jordon 

John A. Beattv 

H. L. Fuller 

William Gadsbey 

Nicholas Quackenbush. . 

Webster Elmes 

John T. Clements 

John J. Piatt 

Charles Roeser 

John R. French 

John L. Carleton 

L. G. Brandebury 

Judson F. Jones 

Lovell H. Kellogg 

Arnold B. Johnson 

Thomas Mitchell 

T. C. Morgan 

Richard Joseph 

James M. Slade 

Melville D. Landon 

Hannibal Hambl'n 

A. D. Mowbray 

James Yerree 

Osborne Macdaniel 

S. T. Brooks 

William G. Finney 



Washinirton 



Pennsylvania j 

Marvland 



Dist. Columbia 

Maryland 

Maine 

New York. . . . 

Ohio 

New York. . . . 

Maryland 

New York . . . 



Massachusetts. 

Ireland 

Vermont 

New York. . . , 



Ohio 

Delaware 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Maryland , 

Ireland 

Ohio 

Maine 

Dist, Columbia . , 

New York 

Ohio 

Dist. Columbia . , 

Indiana 

Prussia 

New Hampshire. 



Pennsylvania 
New York. . . 



Massachusetts . 
Connecticut. . . 
New York .... 
Massachusetts . 

Vermont 

New York. . . . 

Maine 

Scotland 

Pennsylvania.. 
Dist. Columbia 
Ohio 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— FOURTH AND FIFTH AUDITORS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



John N. Voris 

Thomas F. Barr 

J. W. M'Dill 

L. D. Ingersoll 

N. W. Bursley 

James Fishback 

Israel S. Smith 

Charles G. Bacon 

J. Gr. D. Pettijohn 

C. R. Vaughn 

W. A. Lake 

Thomas Foster Messenger, 

William Slade Assistant Messenger, 



Foarth Auditor, 
Hobart Berrian 

Wm. "W. Danenhower Chief Cleric, 

Clerks. 

G. M. Head 

David Higgins 

Horatio G. "O'Neal 

Isaac Hackett 

William L. Waller 

John P. McElderry 

Alexander H. Mechlin 

Joseph F. Burr 

Charles Spencer 

John E. Holland 

William F. Johnson 

Robert Ricketts 

George E. Tingle 

Matthew McLeod 

George G. Cox v 

J. Geo. Smith 

Charles De Selding 

Messengers. 

Stephen B. Wibert 

G. R. Edwards 

Fifrh Alitor. 

John C. Underwood 

Thomas M. Smith Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Thomas Mustin 

F. G. Murray 

J. B. Mann 

Thomas Story 

Henry Warrington 

George Cowie 

George B. Simpson 

Charles A . Page 

Simeon Mead Messenger, 

C. Brosnahan Laborer, 



Washington. 



Washington . 
Washington . 

Washington . 



Washington Pennsylvania 



Washington . 



Washington . 

Washington. 
Washington 

Washington. 



"Where Born. 



Massachusetts 

Ohio 

Iowa 

Maine 

Illinois 

New Jersey. . . 
Xew York. . . . 

Ohio 

Maine 

Indiana 



Pennsylvania . . 
Dist. Columbia 



New York. 



Kentucky 

Connecticut 

Maryland 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia , 

New Jersey , 

Connecticut 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

New York 

Switzerland 



New York . 
Kentucky.. 



New York , 

New Hampshire , 



Virginia 

Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts. 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Scotland 

New York 
Illinois 



Washington New Jersey. 

" Ireland 



840 
600 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— SIXTH AUDITOR. 



37 



Names and OHiccs. 



"Whene Employed, 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



John P. Sharretts Chief Clerk, Washington 



Clerks. 

C. C. A. Striblen 

As disbursing clerk 

Thomas Bartlett 

Robert Leech 

13. J. Ilanna 

E. W. Forteney 

Fred. I. Seybolt 

N. Tastet. 

W. H. Sullivan 

S. A. Houston 

John P. Wheeler 

L. J. Anderson 

M. Johnson . 

J. W. Bronaugh 

Samuel Harkness 

H. P. C. Wilson 

John W. Miles 

L. A. Whitely 

Ben. Lippincott 

J. 0. Wilson 

S. D. Moody 

J. G. Jewell 

A. D. Harmon 

S. V. Boyd 

John Kearns 

Charles B. Shaw 

Andrew D. Smith 

H. Baldwin 

C. Hazlett 

Joseph B. Will 

George A. Tavenner. . . . 

B. H . Hinds 

It A . Turner 

Wm. Ryan 

C. G . McLeran 

E. C. Tallmadge 

Wm. J. Purrington .... 

Marcus Lane 

J. R. Thompson 

John W. Compton 

W. Evans 

Wm. S. Darrell 

P. A. Fitzhugh 

Arthur West 

John Todd 

II. C. Stroman 

John D. Hogan 

C. H. Bliss 

G. R. Mclntyre 

E. T. G. Rawson 

A. H. Adams 

John L. Lake .......... 

John M. Kellum 

Charles Emerson 

F. A. Foster 

W. T. Cunningham 

R. Widdicomb 



Washington 



Sixth Auditor. 
Green Adams Washington i Kentucky . . 



Pennsylvania 



Germany 



Massachusetts. . . 
Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia. 

New York 

Spain , 

Pennsylvania 



Dist. of Columbia 



New Jersey 

Dist. of Columbia. . 



Maryland 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania . . . 
Massachusetts. . . 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Maine 

Xew York 

Ireland 

Xew York 

Xew Hampshire. 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Virginia 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Ireland 

Ohio 

Massachusetts. . . 

Maine 

Michigan 

Maine ! 

Maryland 

New Hampshire '■ 

Virginia ' 

Dist. Columbia j 

Maryland | 

Pennsvlvania 



Ireland 

{Massachusetts. 



Maine 

Kentucky 
Xew York 

Ohio 

Massachusetts. 



Illinois . . 
England. 



38 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— SIXTH ATJDITOK. 



Names and Offices. 



Frank Ballinger 

E. C. Torrey 

James A. Jenkins . . 
John R. Stebbins . . . 
Matthias Snyder 

A. J. Rhev 

H. E. Woodbury . . . 

David Bassett 

Jas. Balloch 

G. B. Holden 

Wm. Child, jr 

J. A. Chamberlain. . 
H. C. Lawrence 

Samuel Kelly 

W. C. Lipscomb, jr. . 
Fred. A. Holden 
Stephen S. Bean. . . . 

A. W. Scharit 

Chesterfield Robb... 

S. B. Elliott 

W. R. Hurley 

Wm. H. Davis 

J. B.Potter 

Win. H.Colledge.... 

Joel Gurley 

Y. r. G union 

M. L. Higgins 

John Lynch 

James P. Maguire . . 

M. C. Munson 

E. J. Evans 

C. P. Widnp 

N. Brewer, jr 

H. K. Lawrence 

W B. Pope 

Nath. Paige 

R. G.Blaine 

I>. A.Hall 

John C. Sinnard 

J. IT. Brown 

A. Tyler 

IT. Aristides Martin. 
J. A. S. Carpenter. . 
James D. Thurber. . 

C. T. Smeed 

Eugene Story 

S. Todd Perley 

Wm. J. Leib 

Wm. H Gunnison. . 
Chas. D. Appleton... 

N. B. Clarke 

John Ryan 

Wm. R. Butts 

D. Crumbacker 

E. W. Poster 

V. A. Pepin 

P. B. Lilley 

Samuel P. Sharretts. 

Otho Klemm 

George E. Crater. . . 
C. Hendley 



"Where Employed. 



Washington , 



W. W. Cox . 

S. Sherwood. 



isenger, 



Washington . 



Where Born. 



Kentucky 

New Hampshire . 

Kentucky 

New York 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania .... 
New Hampshire. 
Dist. Columbia . . 
New Brunswick . 

Maine 

Pennsylvania .... 
Massachusetts . . . 

Vermont 

New Hampshire . 
Dist. Columbia . . 
Rhode Island . . . 
New Hampshire . 

New York 

Pennsylvania .... 

Tennessee 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . . 

England 

New York 

Ohio 

New York 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania . . . 

New York 

Wales (England) . 

Indiana 

Maryland 

New York 

Dist. of Columbia 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Vermont 

Ohio 

Maryland 

Connecticut 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania.. . . 
Massachusetts . . . 

New York 

Kentucky 

Pennsylvania . . . . 
k 

Massachusetts . .. 

Maryland 

Vermont 

Ireland 

New York 

Virginia 

Massachusetts . . . 
Pennsylvania .... 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia 
Germany . ... . . . . 

New Jersey 

Massachusetts . . . 

Maryland 



Compensa- 
tion. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— ASSISTANT TREASURERS, ETC. 



39 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Laborers. 

R. White 

W. W. Mathaney 

A. II. Bradley 

S. B. Lecompte 

John MeConnell 

W. B. Laub 

C. A. Huntress 

Wm. Douglass 

Henry Douglass 

Win. B. Noerr 

Kinsey Dyer 

Treasurer. 
Francis E. Spinner 

Wm. B. Randolph Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Humphrey G. Root 

Samuel E. M iddleton 

Samuel M. Bootes 

Hopkins Lightner 

Le Roy Tuttle 

John L. Pl'au 

Wm. M. Collom 

Jacob J. Folts 

Lewis B. Wynne 

Duncan M. Steuart 

Henry Croggon 

Benjamin F Steiger 

Lewis Mann 

Henry B. Croggon 

John T. Barnes Messenger, 

Edmund Burke Assistant Messenger, 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Assistant Treasurers of tlie United 
States. 

ASSISTANT TREASURER 

Ezra Lincoln 

Hartwell Lincoln Clerk. 

Joshua Crane " 



Assistant United States Treasnry at 
New York. 

ASSISTANT TREASURER. 

John J. Cisco 

Jacob Russell Chief Clerk. 

Maunsell B. Field. .Deputy Assist. Treas.. 

Clerks. 

Edward H. Birdcall 

John A. Cisco 

William H. Ferris 



Washington . 



Maryland 

Virginia 

Connecticut 

New York 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Now Hampshire . . 
Dist. of Columbia. 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



New York. 
Virginia. . . 



New York 

Washington 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Bavaria 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Illinois 

New York 

Washington 



Boston 
Boston 



Pennsylvania . 
Enaiand ..... 



Washington . . . 
Massachusetts . 



Massachusetts 
Massachusetts . 



New York New York . 

New York 'New York. 

New York. 



New York . 
New York . 



New York. 



3,000 
2,500 
2,000 



40 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— REGISTER, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. "Where Born 



Compensa- 
tion. 



J. W. Dix 

S. F. Jenkins 

C. W. Bouck 

W. Y. Mercer 

Franklin C. Field 

Henry D. Sharot 

George W. Nicholas 

Granville B. Smith 

James E. Maxwell 

Thomas W. Jenkins 

Charles P. Gulick 

Oliver E. Roberts 

Charles K. Lawrence 

Jacob Berry 

William H. Perry 

S. S. Kimball 

Edgar J. Haynes 

Edward Hall 

Joseph F. Johnson 

C. H. Belknap 

Frederic F. Delano 

Messengers. 

Thos. L. Bouck 

James Toole 

Chas. T. Bogert Porter, 

Watchmen. 

Jonas Chandler 

John F. Anderson 

ASSISTANT .TKEASUREE. 

Arch'd Mclntyre 

ASSISTANT TREASURER. 

Benjamin Farrar. . . . 

Curtis Coolidge Clerk 

S. P. Smith Assistant Clerk, 

Watchmen. 

Daniel Kelleher 

Michael McDermot 

Mark Mulleeny 

William F. Thorn 

ASSISTANT TREASURER. 

David W. Cheesman 

Register. 

Lucius E. Chittenden 

John A. Graham Chief Cleriv, 

Clerks. 

Benjamin F. Rhrenhouse 

Ectear Patterson 



New York New Yorl 



New York. 
New York. 



Philadelphia. 



St. Louis. 
St. Louis. 

St. Louis. 



San Francisco. 



Washington , 
Washington . 



Washington . 



New Jersey 
New York. . 



New Jersey 
New York . . 



New York jNew York . 

" I 

I 



New York. 
New York. 



Missouri 



Massachusetts 
Missouri 



Ireland . 



New Jersey 



Vermont- 
Virginia . 



Pennsylvania 

iDist. of Columbia.. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— INTERNAL REVENUE. 



41 



Nairn's and Offices. 



Clerks. 

Francis Lowndes 

John R. Nourse 

De Wiiton Haines 

William Elder 

Edward Wright 

Frederick Kley 

James C. Haviland 

J. Moody Smith 

Francis A. Willis 

Samuel Reeve 

Joseph II. Mcllvaine 

J. D. Bachman 

Charles P. Wannal 

James II: Robinson 

J. C. Brand 

William A. Waugh 

N. Davidson 

Zalman Richards 

Horace Hatch 

Garrett Luff 

L. D. Revnolds 

T. A. Curtis 

E. S. Collamer 

Henry C. Gills 

Nicholas Clinch 

B. F. Connell 

Thomas Clear 

J. D. Mathiot 

Ignatius Ruppert Messenger, 

Assistant Messenger, 

Laborers. 

Henry Crocker 

Albert Barbour 



Solicitor. 
Edward Jordan 

B. F. Pleasants Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Marcellus Bailey 

As disbursing clerk 

John M. McKinney 

J. F. Bailey 

W. F. Turner 

A. L. Sturtevant 

Michael J. Farrell 

G. B. Harleston 

Thomas Dutton Messenger, 



Where Burn. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Washington England 

Dist. Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. . 



Washington . 
Washington . 



Washing-ton, 



Washington , 



Washington . 



Maryland 
Germany 
New York . . 
Massachusetts 
Maryland. . . . 
New Jersey . 



Pennsylvania .... 

Maryland 

Indiana 

Ohio 

Virginia 

New Hampshire .. . | 

Massachusetts | 

Vermont | 

Delaware 

Ohio 

Massachusetts. . . 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania .... 

(Ireland 

'Ohio 

Pennsylvania .... 
Maryland 



Washington 

Washington 



Maine 

Tennessee 



New York. 
Virginia . . 



Ohio 



Pennsylvania .... 
New Hampshire. 



New Hampshire. 

New York 

Virginia 



Office of Internal Revenue. 

George S. Boutwell Commissioner,] Washington | Massachusetts. 



Connecticut 



C. F. Estee . 



Chief Clerk,, Washington. 



Massachusetts 



42 TKEASUKY DEPARTMENT— UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY. 



Names and Offices. 



Bnrean of Construction. 

ENGINEER IN CHARGE. 

Lsaiah Rogers 

Supervising ArclCct 

S. M. Clark Chief Clerk 

Clerks. 

(Vacant) 

Samuel F. Carr 

Thomas McEniry 

George Wood 

Draughtsmen. 

J. Goldsborough BrufF. 

L. B. Dixon 

E. Bonnet 

B. Oertly 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Washington Mass. . . . 

Washington j Vermont. 

Washington Vermont 



Washington Maryland . 

" Maine. . . . 



Washington , 



Ireland 

Dist. Columbia. 



Dist. Columbia 
Massachusetts. 

France 

Switzerland . . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



.000 



2,500 



1,200 

1,500 

600 

75cts. p'rd. 



$5 per day. 
5 " 
5 " 
5 " 



UNITED STATES COAST SURYET. 



A. D. Bache Superintendent, 

Assistants. 
Edmund Blunt 

E. H. Gerdes 

C. O. Boutelle 

J. E. Hilgard 

EL L. Wiiiting 

John Farley 

George Davidson 

W. E. Greenwell 

George W. Dean 

George A. Fairfield 

A. W. Longfellow 

A. M. Harrison 

A. S. Wadsworth 

Hull Adams 

K. M. Bache 

Henry Mitchell 

A. F. Rodgers 

Edward Goodfellow 

Sub- Assistants. 

James S. Lawson 

W. M. Johnson 

C. M. Bache 

J. G. Oltmaims 

S. C. McCorkle 

Clias. Ferguson 

John Median 

F. P. Webber 

Wm. H. Dennis 

F. W. Dorr 

Clarence Fendall 

W. S. Edwards 

Fred. F. Nes 

R. E. Halter 



Washington , 



Atlantic coast 



Washington . . 
Atlantic coast 



Western coast 
Atlantic coast 



Western coast 
Washington. . 



Western coast. 

Atlantic coast. 
Key West, Fla. 
Atlantic coast. 



Pennsylvania . 



New York 

Germany 

Massachusetts 

Germany 

New York. . . . 
Pennsvlvania . . 



Maryland .... 
Massachusetts . 
Maine 



Connecticut 
Dist. Columbia. 
Massachusetts. 
Pennsylvania . . 
Massachusetts . 
Dist. Columbia. 
Pennsylvania . . 



Pennsylvania.. 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania . . 

Germany 

Pennsylvania . , 

Delaware 

Ireland 

Massachusetts . 



Dist. Columbia 
South Carolina . 
Pennsylvania.. 
Dist. Columbia. 



$6,000 



3,500 
2,500 
2,300 
2.300 
2,100 
2,000 
1,900 
1,700 
1,500 
1,300 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,100 
1,000 



],100 
1,000 
940 
900 
900 
800 
800 
750 
750 
750 
650 
650 
600 
600 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 



43 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



C. P. Patterson. .Eydrographic Inspector, Washington 



Computers. 

L. F. Pourtalea 

W. P. Trowbridge 

Charles A. Schott 

Theo. W. Werner 

Eugenius Nulty 

James Main 

W. L. Nicholson 

G. Rumpf. 



Extra Observers. 



B. A. Gould 

Benj. Peirce. 



Draughtsmen. 

M. J. McClery 

A. Lindenkohl 

L. D. Williams 

A.. Balbach 

K Ilergesheimer 



Engravers. 

George McCoy 

John Knight , 

A. Rolle 

A. Blondean 

A. Sengteller 

Wm. Phillips 

A. Maedel 

G-. B. Metzeroth 

H. S. Barnard 

J. C. Kondrnp 

Walter Ogilvie 

William Langran , 

A. Petersen , 

E. A. Maedel 

Joseph Enthoffer 

Henry C. Evans 



J. Vierbuchen 



Instrument maker 



George Mathiot Electrotypist, 

Samuel Hein Disbursing Agent, 

Thos. McDonnell Artificer, 

Clerks. 



W. W. Cooper . . . 
R. L. Hawkins . . , 
Edward Wharton, 



Weights and Measures. 

A. D. Bache Superintendent, 

J. Saxton Assistant and Foreman, 



Washington . 



Connecticut . 
Philadelphia, 
Washington . 



Atlantic and Gulf. 
Atlantic 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington , 



Washington 

Washington 

Atlantic and Gulf. 



Atlantic and Gulf. 
Washington 



Washington 
Washington 



"Where Born. 



Disk Columbia, 



Switzerland 

Michigan . . 
Germany.. . 



Pennsylvania , 
Scotland 



Germany 



Massachusetts 



Dist. Columbia. 

Germany 

Dist. Columbia. 
Germany 

Pennsylvania. . 



Ireland. . 

Delaware 

Denmark 

France . . 

Poland.., 

England. 

Germanv 



England 

Denmark 

England 

Ireland 

Denmark 

Germany 

Austria 

Dist. Columbia 

Germanv 



Maryland . 
Germany . 
Ireland. . , 



Pennsylvania 
Maryland. . . . 
Pennsylvania 



Pennsylvania . 
Pennsylvania 



Compensa- 
tion. 



!2,82; 



1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,563 
1,200 
1,100 
1,000 
1,000 



1,500 
1,500 



1,800 

$3 19 p. d. 

3 00 " 

3 00 " 

On contract. 



2,000 
1,800 
1,800 
1,500 
1,500 
1,500 
53 cts. p. h. 
$3 75 p. d. 
3 75 " 
3 50 " 
3 19 " 
3 19 " 
3 19 " 
83 25 p. m. 
On contract. 
On coutract. 



1,200 
2,000 
2,500 
1,000 



1.400 
1^300 
1,200 



Nothing. 
2,500 



44 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— UNITED STATES MINT, ETC. 



EXITED STATES MINT, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Mint at Philadelphia. 

James Pollock Director, 






$3,500 
2,000 


Arch'd Mclntyre* Treasurer, 


a 




Jacob R. Eckfeldt Assayer, 


K 




2,000 


James C. Booth Melter and Refiner, 


[< 




2.000 


Lewis R. Broomall Chief Coiner, 


u 




2,009 


James B. Longacre Engraver, 


u 




2,000 


William HI. Dubois. . . .Assistant Assayer, 


u 




1,500 


John H. Taylor . AssisH Melter and Refiner. 


it 




1,500 


Henry R. Linderman. . . . Directors Clerk, 


u 




1,800 


Robert Patterson Treasurer's Clerk, 


c< 




1,800 


George F. Delleker 


u 


1,800 


John S. Lungren 


CI 




1,500 


Henry S. Cochran " 


u 




1,500 


James Boys 


it 




1,500 




New York 




George F. Dunning Superintendent, 


3,500 
3,000 






Edward K Kent Melter and Refiner, 

George W. Edelman . . Treas. Cldef Clerk, 

Joseph M. Floyd Accountant, 

Samuel H. Graham Weigh Clerk, 

A. Maclay, jr Assistant " 

0. B. Judd Bar Clerk, 


II 




3,000 
2,500 


u 




CI 




2,000 


II 




1,800 


u 




1,800 


11 




1,600 


(I 




1,500 


California 






Branch Mint, San Francisco, Cal. 

Robert J. Stevens Superintendent, 

David W. Cheeseman* Treasurer, 


4,500 


n 




4,500 


William Schomolz Coiner, 


it 




3,000 
3,000 


Oscar D. Munson Assayer, 

Walter S. Denio Melter and Refiner, 

Henry Baker Treasurer's Clerk, 

Clerks. 
William B. Gould 


a 




it 




3,000 


it 




2,500 


a 




2,000 
2,000 


Robert T. Polk 


II 




E. B. Yreeland 


ci 




2,000 


Joseph N. Souther 


CI 




2,000 
2,000 

! 




II 











SUPERVISING INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOATS. 



William Burnett 


San Francisco .... 
N. Y. and Boston . 
Baltimore 


Scotland 


1,500 


Thomas B. Stillman 


New York 


1,500 




1,500 


J J. Witzeg 




1,500 








1,500 


John Shallcross 


Louisville 


England 


1,500 


E M. Shield 




1,500 


Alfred Guthrie 






1,500 




Buffalo 


New York 


1,500 









* Also Assistant Treasurer United States. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. 



45 



LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOAT HILLS. 



Na 



Joseph W. Dyer Portland 

Andrew Burnham Boston 

Calvin Lester New London. . . 

John M. Weeks New York 

Samuel Vaughn Philadelphia 

George W. Morris Baltimore 

John C. Hoyt San Francisco. . 

Henry Singleton St. Louis 

Joseph Swager Louisville 

Redman J. Grace Pittsburg 

Hiram Young Wheeling 

T. J. Halder'man Cincinnati 

R. Prendeville Chicago 

Alonzo D. Perkins Detroit 

Robert Mills i Buffalo 

B. A. Stannard Cleveland 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



John E. Leo. 
L. S. White. 



Oswego. . . 
Burlington. 



Maine 

Massachusetts 



Pennsylvania 



Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland. . . . 
Virginia 

Kentucky . . . 



New York. 



Vermont . 



LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOAT BOILERS. 



John Sparrew 

Increase S. Hill. . . . 
Charles M. Daboll . 

H. B. Renwick 

James AY. Waples. . 

Joseph Cragg 

George W. Coffee. . . 
James H. McCord . . 
Reuben Dawson. . . . 

Joseph French 

E. W. Stevens 

James V. Guthrie . . . 

Carlisle Mason 

Phineas E. Saunders 
Thomas Trueman . . . 
Tracey R. Deforest . 
William T. Barnes . . 
Elijah Root 



Portland Maine 

Boston Massachusetts . 

New London Connecticut . . . 

New York New York. . . . 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore | 

San Francisco 

St. Louis Pennsylvania . 

Louisville Virginia 

Pittsburg 

Wheeling Pennsvlvania 

Cincinnati 

Chicago 

Detroit 

Buffalo 

Cleveland 

Oswego 

Burlington Vermont. 



UNITED STATES REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. 



Names. 



Whence Appointed. 



Captains. 

John A. Webster 

Henry D. Hunter , 

William A. Howard 

Green Walden 

Henry B. Nones 

John Whitcomb 

Donsrlas Ottinger 



Maryland . . . 
Pennsylvania 
Maine 

Pennsylvania 

Maine , 

Pennsylvania 



46 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. 



Xames. 



Thomas Sands 

Francis Martin 

Stephen Cornell 

William C. Pease 

George Clarke 

John Faunce 

John S. S. Chaddock . 
John A. Webster, Jr. 

John Carson 

Amasa L. Hyde 

George R. Sheer 

Gilbert Knapp 

John McGowan 



Whence Appointed. 



First Lieutenants. 



Charles A. Mack. . . . 
Joseph Amazeen .... 
Joseph H. Kellogg. . . 

John Quinn 

John Mason 

James D. Usher 

John M. Jones 

Dudley Davenport . . . 
James H. Merryman. 
Benjamin F. Kellam. . 
Richard A. Morsell . 
Anson S. Rogers. . . . 

D. C. Constable 

Rufus Coffin 

Alfred B. Davis 



Second Lieutenants. 



John G. Bond 

JohnF. Schultz 

C. A. Richardson .... 

George "Walden 

Daniel D. Tompkins. . 

John W. White 

James M. Selden 

John E. Wilson 

Robert H. Travers. . . 

J. Wall Wilson 

Thomas H. Lawrence. 

Henry 0. Porter 

Isaac J. McKinley . . . 
Thomas M. Dungan. . . 
Henry M. Welch 



Third Lieutenants. 



J. H. Claridge 

Sames H. Barker 

La Rue Reeves 

Charles S. Wheeler. . . 

Cyrus Riell 

Thomas W. Lav 

E. W. Watson." 

John H. Thatcher 

Horace J. Gambrill. . . 

George W. King 

Charles F. Shoemaker. 

F. A. S. Mechlin 

David Moody 

Thomas Moffit 



Maryland 

New York. . . , 
Rhode Island. . 
Massachusetts 

Virginia 

Massachusetts 



Maryland 
Pennsylvania , 
Connecticut. . 
Maryland . . . 
Wisconsin'. . . 
New Jersey. . 



Pennsylvania. . . 
New Hampshire, 

Maine 

Massachusetts . . 
Virginia 



North Carolina. . . , 

Georgia 

Hlinois 

Virginia 

District of Columbi 

Connecticut 

New York 

Massachusetts 
New York 



New York . 

Maryland . 
Maine .... 
New York. 
Virginia. . . 



District of Columbia , 

Pennsylvania 

New York 



District of Columbia 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Massachusetts 



Maine 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

North Carolina . . 

New York 

Maryland 

Michigan 

Delaware 

Maryland 

District of Columl 

Maryland 

District of Columl 

Ohio 

New Jersey 



Compensa- 



S1.800 
l.SOO 
1,800 
l.SOO 
l.SOO 
1,800 
1.800 
l.SOO 
1,800 
1,800 
1.800 
1,800 
1,800 



1,400 
1.400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1.400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 



1,200 
1,200 
1.200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,2*00 
1.200 
1,200 
1.200 
1,200 
1.200 
1,200 
1,200 



900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 
900 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD. 



47 



Names. 


Whence Appointed. ^ti^' 




New York $900 




" 1 900 




" 1 900 




Delaware j 900 


Henrv D. Hull 


Maine I 900 




I 



LIMIT-HOUSE BOARD. 

List of members of the Light-house Board, organized in conformity to the provisions of the act of 
Congress, entitled " An act making appropriations for light-houses, light-boats, buoys, etc., and 
providing for the erection and establishment of the same, and for other purposes,' 1 approved 
August 31, 1852. 

Section 11 of the act provides ''that no additional salary shall be allowed to any civil, mili- 
tary, or naval officer who shall be employed on the Light-house Board, or who may be in any 
manner attached to the light-house service of the United States under this act." 

Hon. S. P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, ex-officio President. 

Commodore W. B. Shubrick, United States Navy, Chairman. 

General Joseph G-. Tottek, Chief of Corps of Engineers, United States Army. 

Major A. A. Humphreys. Corps of Topographical Engineers, United States Army. 

Professor A. D. Baciie. Superintendent of United States Coast Survey. 

Professor Joseph Henry. Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. 

(Vacant,) United States Navy. 

Commander Thornton A. Jenkins, U. States Navy, Naval Secretary. Engineer Secretary. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Benjamin U. Keyser Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 
Thomas K. Wallace 


Washington 

Washington 

it 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts .... 
Pennsylvania .... 


$2,000 
],600 


W. D. O'Connor 


1,600 


Allen McKean 


1,400 


William H. Lord . 


1,200 


William H. Walker Messenger. 

Curden Snowden Laborer. 


Washington 

Washington 


Virginia 

Marvland 


840 
600 









48 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



LIGHT-HOUSE INSPECTORS. 



List of inspectors of lights and other aids to navigation, appointed in conformity to the 12th section 
of the act of Congress approved August 31, 1852 (1st session 32d Congress, chapter 112, page 
119, pamphlet laws), which provides u that an officer of the army or navy be assigned to each 
district, as a light-house inspector, subject to and under the orders of the Light-house Board, who 
shall receive for such service the same pay that he would be entitled to by law for the performance 
of duty in the regular line of his profession, and no other, except the legal allowance per mile 
while travelling under orders connected with his duties.'' 1 



District?, j 


Karnes of Inspectors. 


"Where Born. 


Geographical limits of the Districts. 


1st 




From northeast boundary of Maine to 
Hampton Harbor, N. H. 

From Hampton Harbor, N. H., to Goose- 
berry Point, Mass. 

From Gooseberry Point, Mass., to Squam 
Inlet, N. J., and Hudson River and 
Lake Champlain. 

From Squam Inlet, N. J., to Metompkin 
Inlet, Va., and Delaware Bay. 

From Metompkin Inlet, Ya., to New Riv- 
er Inlet, X. C, including Chesapeake 
Bay and tributaries, Albemarle and 
Pamlico Sounds. 

From New River Inlet, N. C, to Mos- 
quito Inlet, Florida. 

From Mosquito Inlet to Egmont Key, 
Florida. 

From St. Mark's, Florida, to western ex» 


2d 




3d 






4th 






5th 






6th 






1th 






8th 






9th 






tremity of Lake Pontchartrain, Louis- 
iana. 

From mouths of Mississippi River, in- 
clusive, to the Rio Grande, Texas. 

On Lakes Erie and Ontario, with St. Law- 


10th 






11th 






rence and Niagara Rivers. 

On Lakes St. Clair, Hudson, Michigan, 
Superior, and their tributaries. 

Coast of California, Washington and Ore- 
gon (Pacific coast). 


12th 


Com. Fabius Stanly. 





LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where located. 



Maine. 

"VYest Quoddy Head. . . . 



Little River. . . 
Libby's Island. 
Moose Peak . . , 



Nashe's Island 
Narraguagus. . 
Petit Monan . . . 



Superintendents. 



J. H. Thomas. 



Keepers. 



George A. Chase. . . 
Loring Leavitt, asst 
John McGuire 
James Robinson. . . , 
M. P. J. Cummings . 
Rich'd Morton, asst 

Joseph Davis 

Alfred Wallace. 

Pillbury Stevens . . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$410 
250 
350 
400 
400 
250 
350 
350 
500 



TEEASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES. ETC. 



40 



Where Located. 



superintendents. 



Petit Menan . 

"Winter Harbor 

Mount Desert.. 



Baker's Island 

Bear Island 

Bass Harbor Head. 

Edgemoggin 

Saddleback Ledge . 



Heron Neck 

Eagle Island Point. 
Pumpkin Island. . . 
Martinicns Rock. . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



J. II. Thomas. 



Grinders Point 

Dice's Head 

Brown's Head 

Deer Island Thoroughfare 
White Head , 



Jedediah Jewett. 



Owl's Head 

Negro Island. . . 

Fort Point 

Tenant's Harbor 
Marshall's Point. 
Franklin Island. 
Manheis'hi 



Penmaquid Point 
Burnt Island. . . . 
Hendrick's Head. 

Pond Island 

Sequin 



Cape Elizabeth 



Portland Harbor 

Portland Breakwater 

Wood Island 

Goat Island 

New Hampshire. 

Boon Island 

Whale's Back 

Portsmouth 

Isle of Shoals 

Massachusetts. 

Newburyport Harbor and Beacon 

Ipswich and Beacon 

Annisquam 

Straitsmonth 

Cape Ann 



Jos. B. Upham. 



John Z. Goodrich 



jj'h Wallace, 1st asst, 
G.Hayibrd, 2d asst. 
W. N. Wasgatt. . . . 
Wm, E. Holden. . . . 
B. Thurber, asst. . . . 

F. E. Young 

Se.th Hopkins 

John Rick 

Isaac Smith 

Jeremiah Douglass. 
John Hopkins, asst. 

John Ball . . 

James McFarland . . 

J. G. Walker 

John Grant 

Wm. Grant, asst. . . 

Nelson Gilkey 

Samuel Dorr 

Howland Dyer 

Paul Thurlow 

Eph'm Quin 

Wm. Perry asst. . . 

G. D. Wooster 

J. Barbour 

Henry S. Stowell.. . 

Eb Farnham 

0. Prescott 

J. W. Farrow 

J. F. Humphries . . . 
H. Studley, asst .... 

E. B. Davis, asst . . . 

Jos. Lawler 

J. Auld 

John Stephens 

Samuel Gill 

Z. H. Spinney 

T.O.Spinney, 1st asst 
D. Spinney, 2d asst. 

Jas. Mariner 

M'l Staples. 1st asst 
E.E.Whitney,2dasst 

F. A. Staples, 3d asst 
Elder M. Jordan . . . 
Benj. F. Walton .... 
Ebenezer Emerson. 
Joseph Huff 



George B. Wallace . 

Calvin Gray 

S. Tobey 

G. A. Abbot 

E. Tarlton 

Alfred J. Leavitt. . . 
Jon'n Godfrey, asst 



Solomon Parks. . . . 

B. Ellsworth 

Dominicus Pool. . . . 
Sylvester Pearce . . 
James C. Parsons. 
William H. Tarr.. 



50 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where Located. 



Eastern Point. 



Ten Pound Island 
Baker's Island . . . 



Marblehead 
Egg Rock. . 
Boston .... 



Boston Narrows . , 
Long Island Head . 

Plymouth , 

Race Point , 



Long Point , 

Mavo's Beach 

Cape Cod (Highlands Truro). 



Billingsgate. . , 
Nanset Beach. 
Minot's Ledge . 



Sandy Neck. 
Chatham. . . . 



J. W. Day 



Pollock Rip (light-vessel) 

Monomy Point 

Shovelful Shoals (light-vessel). 

Bass River 

Bishop and Clerks 



Hyannis 

Handkerchief Shoal (light-vessel). 
Succonnessett Shoal (light- vessel) . 

Wing's Neck 

Nantucket Great Point 



Sankaty Head . 



Nantucket New South Shoals (light-ves- 
sel) 

Brant Point 

Nantucket Cliff Beacons 

Cross Rip (light-vessel) 

Gay Head 



Edgartown 

Cape Poge 

Holmes' Hole (West Chop). . . 

Nobsque Point 

Tarpaulin Cove 

Vineyard Sound (light-vessel). 

Cuttyhunk 

Dumpling Rock 

Clark's Point 

Palmer's Island 

Ned's Point 

Bird Island 



Superintendents. 



John Z. Goodrich. 



Alfred Macy 



Ji hn Vinson 



L. Grimiell 



Keepers. 



Berry Cross 

Osmond Cross, asst. 

F. W. Winson 

Chas. J. Williams. . 

D. Norwood, jr., asst 
Jane E. Martin. . . . 

Geo. B. Taylor 

Moses Barrett 

J. W. Monson, 1 asst 
W. Hooper, 2d asst. 
Nath. R. Hooper... 
J. H. Litchfield. . . . 

Thomas Tribble 

Josiah Ghenn 

Jared Hill, asst. . . . 
Hiram J. Snow. . . . 
Thomas Holbrook .. 
Thomas R. Small.. . 
Samuel Knowles . . . 

E. S. Harding 

Thomas R. Paine. . . 
Michael Collins. . . . 
James S. Tower .... 
A.W.Williams,] asst 
A.S.Taylor, 2d asst. 
W.H. Sylvester, 3asst 

F. P. D. Baxter 

A. M. Nickerson . . . 
W. Rodgers, asst. . . 
D. N. Nickerson . . . 
Nathaniel Small .... 
Tracey Kenney. . . . 

Zelotes Wixon 

V. Harding 

Amos Crowell, asst. 

F. Baker 

Gilbert F. Crocket. . 
J. Simmonds ...... 

William King 

G F. Coggerhall... 
W. S. Allen, asst . . 
Henry Winslow .... 
W. C. Clark, asst... 

0. C. Coffin 

T. A. Folger 

Alex. Macy 

B. F. Gardiner 

Samuel Flanders . . . 

W. F. Flanders 

0. T. Flanders 

James Blakenship. . 

G. R. Merchant .... 

Charles West 

Wm. Ferguson, jr.. . 

A. C. White 

W. Slocum 

John B. Smith 

C. C. Smith 

Henry M. Smith . . . 

James Stubbs 

L. Hall,jr 

M. V. Simmons 



Compensa- 
tion. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



51 



When' Located. 



Rhode Island. 

Beavertail 

Brenton's Reef (light- vessel). 

Lime Rock 

Newport Harbor 

Dutch Island 

Poplar Point 

Prudence Island 

Bristol Ferry 

Warwick 

Nayat Point 

Point Judith 

Block Island 

Connecticut. 

Watch Hill 

Stonington 

Eel Grass Shoal (light-vessel) 

Morgan's Point 

North Dumpling 

New London 

Bartlett's Reef (light-vessel). 

Saybrook 

Calve's Island 

Brockway's Reach 

Devil's Wharf 

Oornfield Point (light-vessel) . 

Faulkner's Island 

New Haven 

Long Wharf, New Haven. . . 

Stratford Point 

Stratford Point (light-vessel) . 
Bridgeport 

Black Rook 

Norwalk Island 

Great Captain's Island 

New York. 

Montauk 

Little Gull Island 

Gardiner's Island 

Plum Island 

Cedar Island 

Horton's Point 

Old Fields Point.. 

Eaton's Neck 

Lloyd's Harbor 

Execution Rocks 

Sands's Point 

Throgg's Neck 

Great West Bay : 



Superintendents. 


Keepers. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


S. W. Macy 


Silas G. Shaw 


$350 




Ben. W. Walker... 


300 


" 


Joseph Sherman. . . 


700 




Hosea Lewis 


350 


" 


John Case 


350 


" 


M. M. Trundv 


350 


" 


John Huh 


350 


" 


E. M. Spooner 


350 


" 


Charles Sanford .... 


350 


" 


William Tanner... . 


350 




A. W. Tripp 


350 


a 


P. E. Tefft 


350 


It 


Hiram D. Ball 


400 


F. A. Palmer 


Daniel F. Larkin . . . 


350 


" 


Henry Burgess. . . . 


350 


" 


Samuel B. Butler. . . 


500 


" 


Silas Spicer 


350 


" 


John Baker, 3d. . . . 


500 


Edward Prentis. ... 


Elijah Bolles 


400 


" 


James R. Huntly. . . 


500 


a 


R, H. BushneU 


400 


" 


Valentine A. Miller. 


100 


" .... 


Richard S. Havden, 


100 


(i 


Joseph Post 


100 


a 


Daniel Manwaring. . 


COO 


Jas. F. Babcock . . . 


Oliver N. Brooks... 


500 


ti 


Elizur Thompson . . . 


350 


a 


W. J. Smith 


300 


a 


R. W. Buddington. . 


350 


" 


Samuel R. Davis. . . 


700 


" 


A. A. McNeil 


350 




Oh. H. McNeil, asst. 


240 


" 


Stephen T. Moore. 


: 50 


a 


Noah Mosher 


350 




James Merrit 


350 


John Sherey 


W. S. Gardiner. . . . 


550 




J. Webber 


300 




Wm. Reeves 


300 


'• 


Wallace Reeve .... 


600 




James Warner .... 


300 


a 


Alfred Clark 


400 


a 


Wm. W. Wetmore. . 


350 


ii 


Nathaniel Edwards. 


350 


Hiram Barney 


Albert J. Tillinghast 


400 




Geo. Booth, asst. . . 


250 


a 


Mrs. Mary A. Foster 


350 


a 


Darius Ruland .... 


350 




Alfred Titus, asst. . 


250 


" 


A. Johnson 


350 


" 


M. H. Odell 


500 




TJ. Lock wood, lstast 


300 




Alicia Odell, 2d asst. 


300 


" 


Edward P. Downing 


400 


" 


Riley Sherwood .... 


400 


" 


Richard L. Welles. . 


500 




J. L. Hallock. lstast. 


300 



52 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where Located. 



Great West Bay 
Fire Island .... 



Sandy Hook (light-vessel). 
Highlands of Navesink . . . 



Sandy Hook and Beacons . 



Con over (front) 

Chapel Hill (rear) 

Point Comfort (front). 

Waackaak (rear) 

Elm Tree (front). . . . 

New Dorp (rear). 

Princess Bay 

Fort Tompkins , 

Bobbin's Reef 

Bergen Point 

Corner Stake 

Passaic and Beacons. , 



Stony Point 

West" Point 

Esopus Meadows . 

Rondout 

Saugerties 

Four-mile Point . . 

Coxsackie 

Stuy vesant 

New Baltimore . . . 
Five Hook Island . 
Coeyman's Bar . . . 
Schodach Channel 

Cow Island 

Yan Wie's Point 



New Jersey, 



Barnegat 
Absecum 



Delaware. 

Five-fathom Bank (light-vessel) 
Cape May , 

Cape Henlopen 

Cape Henlopen Beacon 

Delaware Breakwater 

Brandy wine Shoal 



Superintendents. 


Keepers. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Hiram Barnev 


N. J. Wines, 2d asst. 

C. W. Fordham 

Willett Smith. 1st ast 


$300 
500 
250 




S. M. Smith, 2d asst. 


250 


" 


James Cosgrove. . . . 


700 


u 


G. B. Sickles 

Alpheus Tilton, asst. 
J. J. Geraghty, asst. 
John R. Sickles, asst 


600 
360 
360 
360 


a 


Chas. W. Patterson. 
Ed. Osborne, asst. . 
Corn Thompson, ast. 
J. H. Thompson, ast. 


600 
360 
360 
360 


u 
a 


Tabor Chadick 

Richard H. Carhart. 
John Willett 


400 
400 

400 


« 

u 


George P. Wolley. . 
Mrs. Ann Harper. . 


400 
400 


it 


John Wild 


400 


a 


John Totten .... 


400 


a 


Richard Amerman . 


350 


a 
a 


Jason M. Smith. . . . 
Peter Girth 


600 
400 


it 


Charles Kohler .... 


100 


a 


Michael Turney . . . 
S. Francisco, asst . . 


500 
200 


" 


Nancy Rose 


350 


a 


John A. Ellis 


100 


a 


A. C. Yan Wagener. 


350 


a 


Mrs. C. A. Murdock. 


350 


it 


Dennis Crowley. . . . 


350 


u 


J. H. Winney 


350 


U 


Henry Chapman . . . 


350 


a 


Ann Wilbeck 


350 


" 


James Smith 


100 


" 


Isaac Southard 


100 


It 


Samuel King 


100 


It 


Richard Lawton 


100 


it 


Mrs. Thos. Hudson . 


100 




William Welch 


100 


J. H. Bartlett 


Hiram E. Horner. . 
Jas. Cook, 1st. asst. 
G. E. Fuller, 2d asst. 


600 
300 
300 


Israel S. Adams . . . 


William Bartlett... 
Chas. Peterson, asst. 
J. F. Nixson, asst. . 


600 
300 
300 


Thos. M. Rodney. . . 


Thos. Purnell 

D. E. Foster 

S. Still well, 1st assl'. 
J. Belanger, 2d asst. 


100 
400 
250 
250 


a 


J. F. Burriss 

Seth Messick 

Wm. Cottingham. . . 
J. E. Lank 


500 

250 
250 
400 


a 


Samuel R. Ross. . . . 
James H. Day, asst. 


550 
300 


it 


Abraham Deputy . . 


500 




B. Hendrickson, ast. 


360 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



53 



Where Located. 



Superintendents 



Keepers. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Brandywine Shoal 

Maurice River 

Egg Island 

Mahon's River 

Upper Middle Cross Ledge (light- \ 

Cohansy 

Bombay Hook 

Reedy Island 

Christiana 

Fort Mifflin 

Fenwick's Island 



Maryland. 

Janes's Island (light- vessel) 

Yog Point 

Clay Island 

Point Lookout 

Hooper's Straits (light-vessel) , 

Cove Point 

Sharp's Island 

Thomas' Point 

Greenbury Point 

Sandy Point 

Seven Foot Knoll 



North Point . . . 
Fort Carroll. . . . 
Lazaretto Point 
Pool's Island . . . 
Turkey Point . . . 
Fishing Battery 
Havre de Grace 



Virginia. 



Assateague Thos. M. Rodnev. 



Thos. M. Rodne 



H. W. Hoffman. 



A. P. Scott, asst. . 

William Tice 

William Garrison . 
T. S. Buckmaster . 
Thos. M. Battle... 
J. P. Woodruff . . . 
Miss M. Stuart.. . . 
E. L. Lockesman . 
Anthony Christy . 
Benj. R. Hand-/ . . 
William R. Hall . . 
John C. Hall. asst. 



Hog Island. . . 
Cape Charles. 
Watt's Island. 
Cherrvstone . 



Ephraim Dize 

Ephraim Tyler . . . . 
James X. Wright. . 
Pamelia Edwards. . 

Martin L. Wall 

James S. Tongue. . . 

James Sinclair 

W. D. Jones 

Win. Freeman 

Mary E. Yewell. . . . 

E. B. Lucas 

JohnPfiles, 1st asst. 
J. Doughaday, 2d ast 
Henry Schmuck . . . 

Martin Kasson 

Samuel Scott 

Isaac Allen 

Elizabeth Li<- 

Xicholas Sutor 

John O'Neill 



David Tarr . . . . 

, asst. 

Rich. Walter . . . 



! George Pruitt 



Cape Henry 



Willoughby Spitt (light-vessel). 
Old Point Comfort 



James D. Johnson. 
M. C. King 



Cranev Island. 



Xaval Hospital. 
White Shoal. . . . 



-, asst ! 



Point of Shoals. . . . 
Deep-water Shoals. 



Jordan" s Point 

Back River 

York Spit (light- vessel) 
Xew Point Comfort. . . . 



$360 
350 

350 

451) 
500 
350 

450 
400 
350 
400 
400 
300 



400 
400 
375 
350 
500 
350 
350 
350 
350 
350 
600 
300 
300 
600 
400 
350 
460 
350 
400 
350 



400 
250 
400 
500 
350 
400 
300 
550 
250 
250 
500 
550 
250 
450 
300 
200 
500 
300 
500 
300 
500 
300 
400 
400 
500 
400 



54 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where Located 



Superintendents. 



Keepers. 



"Wolf Trap (light-vessel). 
Stingray Point , 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Thos. M. Rodney. 



Windmill Point (light- vessel) 

Smith's Point (light-vessel) 

Piney Point (light-house) 

Blackistone's Island , 

Lower Cedar Point (light-vessel). . , 
Upper Cedar Point (light-vessel) . , 

Fort Washington 

Jones's Point 

Bowler's Rock (light-vessel) 



A. Jamieson. . 



A'orth Carolina. 



Body's Island 

Croatan . 

Roanoke Marshes 

Wade's Point 

Cape Hatteras 

Northwest Point Royal Shoal . . 

Pamlico Point 

Ocracoke 

Royal Shoal (light-vessel) 

Harbor Island (light-vessel) 

Brant Island Shoal (light-vessel). 

Neuse River (light-vessel) 

Long Shoal (light- vessel) 

Roanoke River (light- vessel) .... 

Cape Lookout 

Bogue Banks 

Federal Point 

Fryingpan Shoals (light- vessel) . . 

Cape Fear 

Oak Island 

Price's Creek 

Horse Shoe Shoal (light-vessel).. 

Campbell's Island 

Orton's Point 

Upper Jettee 



South Carolina. 



Georgetown 

Fort Point 

Cape Romain 

Bull's Bay 

Charleston 

Rattlesnake Shoal (light-vessel) 

Sullivan's Island 

Fort Sumter 

Castle Pinkney 

Battery, Charleston 

Hunting Island 

Calibogue Sound (light-vessel) 

Martin's Industry (light-vessel) 

The Bay (Savannah) 

Tybee 

Tybee Island Knoll (light-vessel) 

Cockspur Island and Oyster Bed Beacon . 

Fig Island 

Sapelo 

Wolf's Island 



R.J. Marshall 

Jerome Mc Williams. 



Joseph Cameron. . . 
J. P. Geisendaffer . . 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC 



r OD 



Whore Located. 


Superintendent. 


Keener*. 


Compensa- 
tion. 








$400 








400 


Florida. 

Amelia Island and Beacons 






400 








400 


St. John's River 






400 


Dame's Point (light-vessel) 






500 








400 








500 




Charles Howe 


Simeon Frow 

John Jones 

A. Femandis, lstast 
II. Mill, 2d asst. . . . 


550 




(i 


300 
800 


Dry Banks 


300 
300 
550 




R.H.Thompson. 1 ast 
Win. Johnson, 2 asst 
Wm. Bates 

A. A. Seymour. . . . 

R. Fletcher, asst. . . 

Francis Dean 

Wm. Bates, 1st asst. 

Henry Benners. . . . 


300 
300 
550 




300 
300 
500 


Northwest Passage 


300 
550 


Drv Tortusras 


300 
550 


Drv Tortus:as Harbor 


300 
300 
550 




450 


Cedar Keys 




450 








450 


Dog Island 






500 


Cape St. George 






450 


Cape St. Bias 






500 








600 


Caycas Range 






450 


Middle Ground (Barrancas) Range 






450 


Alabama. 







600 


Mobile 






50C 


Choctaw Point 






500 


St. Joseph's Island 






360 


Round Island 






500 


East Pascagoula 






400 








500 


Biloxi 






400 


Cat Island 






500 


Pass Christian 






500 


Pleasanton Island 






500 


Merrill's Shell Bank 







500 








600 


Louisiana. 

Proctorsville 






400 


Rigolets 






500 


Bon Fouca 






500 


Port Pontchartrain 






500 








500 


New Canal 






500 



5$ 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where Located. 



Superintendents. 



Keepers. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Tchefuncta ; ! 

Pass Manchac | 

Pass a l'Outre I | 

South Pass ! 

Head of Passes : I 

Southwest Pass 

Barrataria Bay 



Timballier Bay 

Ship Shoal 

Shell Keys 

Southwest Reef 

Bolivar Point 

Galveston Range Beacon 

Half Moon Shoal 

Redfish Bar 

Clopper's Bar 

Sabine Pass 



Bolivar Point Range Light. 

Pelican Spit Beacon 

Bird Island 

Matagorda 

Aransas Pass 

Saluria 

Half Moon Reef 

Swash 

Point Isabel • 

Padre Island Beacon 

Rio Grande 



California. 



Farallones 



Point Bonita. 



Fort Point. 



Alcarraz 



Ira P, Rankin. 



Humboldt. . . 
Crescent City. 
Point Loma. . 



I Joshua Sloane. 



Santa Barbara. . . 
Point Conception. 



j Oscar Macy 



Point Pinos 'John A. Watson. 



Orcscu. 



Uinpqna 

Cape Hancock 



Washington Territory. 



Thomas Jasper. . 
J. H.P.Watson, 1 \ 

D. McMillan, 2d asstj 
W. B. Decker. 3d ast I 
[D. W. Robinson 
Jas. T. Stewart, asst 
Henry Hickson. . . . 
Jas. Gormley, lstasti 
U. Van Wagner. . . . I 

E. S. Swan, asst 
Sarah E. Johnson. . 

D. S. Sartwell 

W. C. Price 

S. Fields, asst 

S. R. J. Sturgeon. . . 
W. R. Smith ...... 

A. Rodgers, 1st asst. 
Jno. Leyden, 2d asstj 
M. Leonard, 3d asst 
Frank F. Porter . . . 
Anson Smith, asst. 



B. J. Bums. 



Wm. E. Adam 5 



IW. E. Lewis 

J A. P. Fryer, asst. 
I John Boyd 

B. Savery 

C. White 



Cape Flattery. 



jc. C. Phillips D. Wallace 

" Wm. Campbell, 1 asst 

! John S. Muggis, 2d 

1 «« | J. Richardson, 3d. . 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



57 



Where Located. 



Superintendents., 



New Dungeness. 



0. 0. Phillips 



Blunt's Island. . 
Whidby's Island, 



fake Lights. 



Split Rock G.W. Goff. 

Cumberland Head " . 

White Hall Stake Lights i " . 

No. 1. opposite Chapman's Dock " 

Xos. 2 and 3. south of Quoddy's Dock 

and Steam Mill Point 

Xos. 4, 5. and 6. Head of Two Channels, 

Maple Bend, and lower end of Two 

Channels 

Xos. 7 and 8, opposite Belder's wharf. 

and above Pulpit Point 

Xo. 9. lower end of Four Channels and 

Narrows 

Point an Roche 

Crown Point 

Juniper Island 

Burlington Pier 

Isle an Mott 

Windmill Point 

Ogdensburg 

Cross Over Island 

Sunken Roek 

Rock Island 

Tibbett's Point 

Galloo 1 sland 

Horse Island 

Stony Point I " 

Oswego J. B. Higgins . 

Big Sodus and Beacon 

-ee and Beacon P. M. Crandail. 



Wm Clapp. 



D. M. Chapin. 
J. W. Ingalls. 



C. W. Ino-lehart. 



Niagara Fort F. Spalding . . . 

Black Rock Pier j Christian Metz. 

Horseshoe Reef 



Buffalo j 

Dunkirk ., j 

Prescp;e Isle |Thomas Wilkins . 

Presque Isle Beacons and Range J 

Couneaut C. J. Ballard 

Ashtabula 

Grand River and Beacon 

Cleveland 

Black River 

Vermillion John Youm 

Huron 

Cedar Point and Range 

Sandusky 

Green Island 

"West Sisrer A. Stephen 

Turtle Island S i; 



Monroe 

Gibraltar 

Mamajuda . . 
Grass v Island. 



X. G. Isbel 



Ke< p< is. 



II. 11. Blake 

W. S. Blake, asst. 

Albert Milton 

James Burry 

W. Robinson 



Compensa- 
tion. 



IW. P. Robinson, asst 



Wm. S. Flack 

George Cannon. . . 

J. Bascom 

Thos. Wolsey, asst . 

Wm. Snoddy, asst. . 



D. B. Barnett, asst. . 

Calvin Belden. asst. 



Oliver Haile 

E. F. Chamberlain. . 
J. W. Chambers . . . 
George Collamer. . . 
Geo. W. Beckwith. 
John D. Reynolds. . 

Clarinda Mott 

Salmon Smith 

J. C. Hill 

Henry Campbell . . 
S. C. Spaulding. . . . 
Wm. Collins, 2d... . 
Theop. Stevens. . . . 

J. McFarlane 

Wiley G. Xichols . . 
Jacob M. Jacobs . . . 

Jesse Lyman 

John Stephenson.. . 
Henry Newcomb. . . 
Edward Giddings. . 

J. Brecktel 

W. Bates 

J. A. Phillips, asst. 

Kdward Lee 

Henry Severance. . . 

John Goolding 

Geo. K. Bone 

E. Capron 

W. D. Camp 

James McAdams . . 

Wm. H. Taylor 

Henry Ludman. . . . 
W. B. Andrews . . . 

W. B. Shirley 

J. McKinney 

Thomas Dyer 

Charles F. Drake . . 

Michael Miller 

Andrew Harrison. . 

M. Coonahan 

Jos. Guyons 

John M. Alford 

Oliver Colburn 

P. S. Penel 



58 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— LIGHT-HOUSES, ETC. 



Where Located. 



Superintendents. 



Keepers. 



Windmill Point |N. G. 

Fort Gratiot ! 

Point aux Barques 



Isbel 



Charity Island 
Ottawa Point . . 
Saginaw Bay. . 
St. Clair Flats . 



Thunder Bay Island . 



J.W. McMath, 



Detour 

Bois Blanc. . . 
Cheboygan . . 
Presque Isle . 
Point Betsey. 
Wangoshance 



Skilligalee 



Beaver Island Harbor. 

Beaver Island 

Grand Traverse 

South Manitou 

Point Iroquois 

White Fish Point 

Grand Island 



Marquette . . . 
Portage River 
Manitou 



Copper Harbor . . 
Eagle Harbor. . . . 
Eagle River 

Ontonagon 

La Pointe 

Minnesota Point. 

Muskegon 

Grand Haven . . 



Luther Haven. 



St. Joseph's 

Michigan City 

Chicago 

Little Fort, or Waukegan. 
Southport or Kenosha . . . 

Root River (Racine) 

Miiwaukie 

North Cut Beacon 

Port Washington 

Sheboygan 

Manitowoc 

Bayley's Harbor 

Ports du Morts 



Pottawatomie. 
Tail Point 



E. Palmer 



R. A. Barton 

Ober Lewis 

Jacob Groat 

G. Dodge, asst 

Collin Graham 

Joshua S. Saddler. . 

John Sharp 

Daniel McQueen. . . 

C. Jackson 

A. E. Persons 

Peter Parquier 

John Stanart 

C. Louisignean 

J. S. Riggs 

P. Geratrey 

A. J. Slyfield 

Noel Leville 

M. Jarvis. asst 

C. B. Wackier, asst. 

J. M. Pratt 

J. M. Pratt, jr., asst. 

Alba Cable 

Patrick Looney. . . . 

Solomon Case 

P. W. Kirtland 

Simon C. Teeple . . . 
Joseph Kemp 

George Wagner . . . 

Jacob Dolf 

R. J. Graverat 

Earl Edgerton 

Henry Letcher. . . . . 

S. Slocket, asst 

Napoleon Beedon . . 

R. C. Satterly 

Mrs. J. A. Griswold 

Adolphus Schuler. . 

David S. Croper. . . , 

S. S. Palmer 

Win. M. Monroe . . . 

H. Miller 

James MiUer, asst. , 

M. G. Carlton 

Harriet E. Colfax . , 

John Lobstein . . . . 

H. C. Biddlecora . . , 

Otis Col well 

Milton Moore 

Wm. Bruin 

C. F. J. Mailer . . . 

F. Hoyt 

Addison Manville. 

Abm. Andrews. . . 

Newton Bacon . . . 

E. T. Wells 

John Garey, asst. . 

Martin Trobee .... 

John Ham 



Compensa- 
tion. 



TRE ASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



59 



CUSTOMS 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


MAINE. 

PASSAMAQTTODDY. (Eastport.) 

Washington Long Collector, 

Joseph M. Livermore Surveyor, 

K B. Nutt . . . .Dtpt'y Coll'r. and Insp'r, 
T V Brio-o-s ... " 


Eastport 


Maine 


$3,000 
1 480 




ii 


1 " 


u 


1 095 


'Robbinston 


u 


1,214 
1 214 




Lubec 


(I 


S. B. Berry 

S. W. Smith " 

a. B. Page " 

S. B. Pattee " 

Joseph Gunnison Inspector, 


Calais 


l( 


1 214 




II 


730 


FToulton 

Fort Fairfield 

Eastport 


Massachusetts 

M aine 


1.095 
1.095 
1 095 




ii 


1,095 
1 214 




it 


ii 


George H. Robbins " 

H P. Dewev " 


u 


ii 


730 


Lubec 


Connecticut 

Maine 


630 


Jesse Drew Aid to the Revenue, 


Fort Fairfield 

Eastport 


1,095 
358 


Hugh Thompson Boatman, 

"William Lakeman " 


Ireland 


Lubec 


Maine 


240 


Joseph Smith Aid to the Revenue, 

"Win. Egan. . Weigher, Mean' rand Ganger, 
George TV. Leavitt. ... " 

MACHIAS. 

TViliiani B. Smith Collector, 


Calais 




730 


Eastport 

Pembroke 

Machias 


ii 


840 


ii 


240 


Maine 


1,543 


Abner H. Harmon Inspector, 

George Leavitt " 


(i 


ii 


730 


Addison 

Cherryfield 

Cutler 


u 


547 


Wm. Freeman, jr. .Insp , randDep , y CoVr, 

Moses B. Stevens Inspector, 

Otis TV. Means Boatman, 


ii 


500 


ii 


250 


Machias Port 

Ellsworth 

Southwest Harbor. . 
Sullivan 


ii 


300 


frenchman's bay. 
Isaac H. Thomas Collector. 


Maine 


1,610 


Chas. D. McDonald. Dep'y Col. andlnsp'r. 
W'm. T. Thomas " 


ii 


1,095 


ii 


1,095 


Cvtus Emery " 




300 


Wm. Haskell " 


Gouldshoro' 




300 


Abraham Richardson Inspector, 

TVm. B. Peters Aid to the Revenue. 


On b'd rev. b't Fuller 
Ellsworth 




730 




444 


PENOBSCOT. 


Castine 




1,300 
750 


J. S. Osgood Dep'y Coll'r and Insp'r, 

Otis Little. . . .Dep'y CoWr and occasional 






ii 



Bucksport 


it 


750 


Schuyler Cobb... .Dtp'y ColVr and Imp' r, 

L. &. Philbrook Deputy Collector, 

Samuel Stevens.. .Bep'y CoVr and Lisp V, 

WALDOBORO 

Davis Tillson Collector} 


a 


s2 ner dav. 


Sedgwick 


ii 


600 


Fort Kent 

TValdeboro' : 

Xobleboro' J 

Bristol and Bremen. 

Friendship 

Thomaston 

3t. George 

Rockland 


a 


1,000 


Maine 


250 


S. S. Marble Inspector,] 

TVm. McClintoc " 




93 G 


ei 


936 


ii 


300 


A. S. Clark " 




730 


Samuel H. Allen » j 


c 


1,095 


John TVatts " 


ii 


350 


George W. Kimball, jr " 

Francis L. Jones " 


1.095 


"m 


ti 


850 



60 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and 



WISCASSET. 

Erastus Foote Collector, 

"Watts Gibbs Inspector, 

William B. Chick " 

John C. Harriman " 

Samuel K. Hilton " 

Daniel Cameron " 

LeviS. Heal 

SATH. 

Roland Fisher Collector, 

Kdw'd S. J. Nealley, Dep'y Col'r, Insp'r, 

Weigher. Ganger and Measurer 

"Wm. Milliken, Insp'r, Weigher, Ganger, 

and Measurer 

Elisha Clarke Inspector, 

Martin Z. Swett " 



Where Employed. 



"Where Born. 



Wiscasset Maine , 



On board rev. boat. 
Booth bay ....... 

Southport 

Westport 



Bath. 



"William R. Lowell. 



James Steward. . 
Eliphalet Rowell. 



Samuel "W. Jack " 

John Kimball, jr Dep'y CoVr & Insp'r, 

PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH. 

Jedediah Jewett Collector, 

Rob't Ilsley, Dep'y Collector and occasional 
Weigher. Ganger, and Measurer . . . . 

Charles J. Talbot Surveyor, 

L. B. Smith, Weigher, Ganger, & Meas'r, 

Leander Valentine " 

Rob't A. Bird, Dep. Col &Supt. Warehouses, 

Otis Cutler Warehouse Clerk, 

Samuel R. Leavitt Storekeeper, 

James Doughty Inspector, 

Joseph Dunnell " 

William E. Edwards " 

John Sargent " 

James Crie " 

Joseph R. Thompson " 

James T. Clark Occasional Insp'r, 

Joshua Dunn " 

Franklin Sawyer " 

Wm. Cammett " 

Richard C. Pennell Clerk, 

Robert P. Jewett " 

Francis E. Emery Night Watchman, 

Archelaus L. Fox 

Francis E. Pray Aid to the Revenue, 

P.W. Neal 

William Drinkwater Boatman, 

William H. Brown 

Jeremiah Buxton. Inspector, 

Henry W. Prince Boatman, 

SACO. 

Owen B. Chadbourne Collector 

Joseph Hardy Inspector, 

Samuel F. Chase " 

Silas J. Libbey Aid to the Revenue, 



Bath and in Rev.Bo't 
Georgetown and 

Phipsburg .... 
Harpswell and 

Brunswick. . . , 
Gardiner and Pittst'n 
Hallowell and Au 

gusta 

Richmond and Bow 

doinham , 

Canada Road and 

Line 



Portland. 



Yarmouth 



Maine 

N. Hampshire. 
Maine 



Maine . 



Massachusetts , 
Maine 



Massachusetts . 
Maine 



Saco |Maine 

Outer Harbor \N. Hampshire. 

Saco and Biddeford . i Maine 

Scarboro' Harbor. . . i " 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



61 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



kkn.\i;i:l'XK. 

N. K. Sargent Collector, Kennebunk . 

Enoch Cousens, Deputy C<d'r, Inspector, 

Weigher, Ganger, irer ' 

Samuel M. Clark Inspector, Wells 



Joshua Hubbard. 



( ►gunquit 



York. 



YORK. 

Jeremiah S. Putnam Collector, 

Charles 0. Clark, Deputy Collector, In- 
spector, Weigher, Gauger, &c 

Samuel Webber Inspector, 

BELFAST. 

T. Harmon Collector} Bel fast . 



Cape Neddick, 



In Revenue Boat. , 
Belfast 



Camden 



Deputy Collector and Aid of the Revenue, 
Inspector, Weigher, Gauger, and Meas'r, 
Deputy Collector, Inspector, Weigher, 

Gauger, and Measurer 

" " Searsport. . . . . 

Aid of the Revenue Vinalbaven. . . . 

Seaman in Revenue Boat In Revenue Boat 

BANGOR. 

William P. Wing-ate Collector, Bangor. . . 

EbenezerT. Fox. .Dep'y GolVrand Irtsp'r, 

William Bartlett. 

Warren W. Rice, Dep'y GoWr and Insp'r, 
and Weigher. Ganger and Measurer . 

Theophilus dishing. Dep'y GoWr and In- 
sp'r, and Weigher. Gauger & Meas'r. . 

Geo. A. Thatcher. Weigher, Gauger, and 
31 asurer 

William Boyd Aid to Revenue, 



Maine . , 



Massachusetts 
Maine 



Maine , 



NEW HAMPEHIIE. 



PORTSMOUTH. 

Jos. B. Upham Collector, and Agent 

Marine Hospital Fund 

Jonathan Dearborn Naval Officer, 

Josiah G. Hadley Surveyor, 

Jos. M. Edmonds . . . .Deputy Collector and 

Inspector 

Charles C. Whittemore. Inspector, Meas- 
urer, Weigher, and Gauger 

Joseph D. Pillow Inspector, 

Aaron Young " 

Foxwell C. Staples.. .Porter & Watchman, 
Elias T. Holbrook Inspector, 

VERMONT. 

BURLINGTON. 

William Clapp Collector. 

John A. Arthur. .Dep'y Coll'r and Insp'r, 
Wm. A. Clapp, Dep'y Coll V and Aid of 



X. Hampshire. 
Massachusetts. 

N. Hampshire. 



Hampden. 



Maine. 



Frankfort, 



Bangor. 



Portsmouth . . X. Hampshire 



(( 

[( 





(( 




(« 
(( 




New Castle . . 





Massachusetts. 



Maine . 



Burlington. 



Revenue. 
Joseph D. Hatch. .Dep'y Coll'r and Insp'r, " 

Geo. B. Isham. Deputy Inspector, *' 

Anson J. Crane. . .Dep'y Coll'r andlnspWS Windmill Point. 
Stephen J. Sowles.. " JAlburg 



Yermont. . 
New York. 

Yermont. . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



62 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. . Where Employed. 


Where Bom. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Albert C. Butler. .Depy CoWr and Insp'r, 

Wm. H. Blake.... 

Dana R. Bailey. ... " 

Edwin R. Bell 

Merrill J. Hill 


Alburg Springs .... 
Swanton 


Connecticut 

Vermont 


$500 
500 


Highgate 


New York 

Vermont 


360 
360 
360 


Franklin 

Berkshire 

Richford 


Silas P. Carpenter. " 
Wm. G. Elkins . . . . li 




360 


Troy 


ii 


360 


Wm. H. Rand 


Newport 

Derby 


u 


500 


Samuel Cheney. . . " 
Geo. N. Dale ..... " 


N. Hampshire 

Vermont 


500 


Island Pond 

Canaan 


$2 5) or d 


Norman W. Bingham " 






Nathan P. Bowman " 


ii 


i< 


David S. Storrs Deputy Collector, 

Geo. W. Hartshorn . . Dep'y CoWr & InspW, 
Bildad Paul Deputy Inspector, 


ti 


750 


K 


360 


St. Albans 

Burlington 

Windmill Point 

Alburgh Springs . . . 

Newbury port 

<< 

Ipswich 


Massachusetts 

Canada 


940 


Paul Stay Revenue Boatman, 

Hubbard D. Mott " 


240 


Vermont 


240 


Hiram Sweet " 


a 


240 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

NEWBURYPORT. 

Enoch G. Currier Collector, 

Daniel P. Pike . . . Dep'y CoWr and InspW, 
Henry Stover Surveyor, 


Massachusetts 

N. Hampshire 

Massachusetts 

N. Hampshire 

Massachusetts 

a 
Vermont 


300 

1,095 

3*75 


Goy J. L. Colby Naval Officer, 

Hervy Kimball./nsp'r, Weigher, Aleas'r, and 


300 

1,095 

1,095 

250 


John H. Smith Inspector, 

Reuben Daniels Surveyor, 


GLOUCESTER. 

John S. Webber Collector, 

Leonard J. Presson Deputy Collector, 

James Davis Inspector, 

George L. Ford " 

Matthew Giles " 


Gloucester 

(i 

Rockport 


475 

260 

800 

1,095 

1,095 


Massachusetts 

ii 

Massachusetts 

<t 

u 
u 


300 


Manchester 

Gloucester 

a 

Salem 


]50 




355 


Frederick Gilbert Boatman, 


300 


" Keeper of Custom House, 

SALEM AND BEVERLY. 

Willard P. Phillips Collector, 


150 
992 


Ephraim F. Miller. ..Deputy Collector and 




1,095 

1,000 

668 


E. F. W. Gavle Clerk. 


u 


Joseph A. Dalton Naval Officer, 


it 


William C. Waters Surveyor, 


u 


610 


Samuel Porter " 


Beverly 


181 


James H. Battis Inspector and Store- 
keeper 


Salem 


1,095 

1,005 

618 

501 

939 


William P. Bufi'ura Inspector, 

Nathaniel M. Hooper " 

John A. Innis " 

Moses H. Hale " 


U 


Ephraim Felt " 

Charles F. Williams " 


u 


69 


I ::::::::::: 


78 
66 
57 


William Endicott " 


Danvers 


159 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



03 



Names and Offices. 



Inspector, 

Boatman, 

Weigher and Ganger, 



Charles Stevens 
Henry Upton. . 
S. 0. Dalrymple 

John Prince 

Joshua Safford Measurer, 

Ephraim Burr Aid to Revenue, 

John A. Innis 

William Lewis Porter and Messenger, 

J1ARBLEHEAD. 

William Standiey Collector, 

John Orne Bep. Collector and Insp'r, 

Lord Harris .... 

William Stacey Inspector, 

Eben N. Wardwell " 

John Cross Surveyor, 

Lord Harris Boatman, 

Thomas Roundey " 

BOSTON AND CHAELESTOWN. 

John Z. Goodrich Collector, 

Benj. F. Copeland. ..Deputy Collector and 

Auditor 

Edward W. B. Canning. .Dep'y Collector, 

Albert- Hanscom 

Samuel Andrews Marine Clerk, 

Charles H. Brainard Bond Accountant, 

Charles A. Barry Coastwise Clerk, 

Albert Bingham .... Transportation Clerk, 
Francis Blake . . Inward Warehouse Clerk, 

Henry D. Clary Foreign Entry Clerk, 

Charles Craft Rtwarehouse Clerk, 

Joseph C. Clark .... Register of Sales and 

Transfers 

James W. Davis Impost Bookkeeper, 

James Duncan Liquidating Clerk, 

Ephraim L. Frothingham, jr Cashier, 

Joseph It. French . . Clerk Correspondence, 

Alexander Hanscom Auditor's Clerk, 

Charles B. Hunting: . ..Assistant Auditor's 

Clerk 

Hamilton A. Hill Cashier's Clerk, 

William R. Hooper. ..Assistant Coastwise 

Clerk 

Josiah F. Kimball. ...Miscellaneous Clerk 

Samuel P. Lovett Statistical Clerk 

G-eorge M Nichols. Warehouse Liquidating 

Clerk 

Henry A. S. D. Pavne. ... Gutward Entry 

Clerk 

John C. Perry Keeper of Records 

Charies W. Slack Assistant Cashier. 

Samuel D. Slocum. ..Bond and Permit 

Clerk 

George A. Savage Warehouse Permit 

Clerk 

John 0. Shaw . . .Foreign Clearance Clerk, 

Samuel F. Train Bond Registrar, 

Lucius E. Waite Impost Clerk. 

Matthew F. Whittier. .Impost Bookkeeper, 

Thomas S. Wade Export Bookkeeper, 

George W. Warren. . . . Warehouse Clerk, 

Kli A. Yale Invoice Clerk, 

Asa M. Cook Supt, of Warehouses, 



Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Beverly 

Salem 

u 


Massachusetts 

u 
u 

(( 

Massachusetts 

u 

u 

a 
(i 
(( 

Massachusetts 

Maine 


$612 

300 

1,182 


K 


1,213 


(( 


400 


u 


280 


« 


151 


it 


300 


Marblehead 

it 

u 
(1 

Boston 


475 
547 
365 
547 
182 
160 
100 
150 

6,400 


u 


2,500 
2,500 
2,500 


[< 


u 




1 200 


(I 


1 1 

New Hampshire . . 
Massachusetts 

(i 

u 
(i 

New Hampshire . . . 
Massachusetts 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

England 

Massachusetts 

« 

u 

Rhode Island 

Massachusetts 

a 
a 
f< 

Connecticut 

New Hampshire. . . 


1,200 


u 


1,200 


<: 


1.200 


(( 


1,300 


U 


1,500 
1,100 


a 


u 


1,300 


u 


1,200 


u 


1,200 


« 


2,500 


t; 


1,400 


IC 

K 
(( 


1,200 

1,200 
1,300 

1,100 


u 


900 


<( 


1,100 


t< 


1,100 


(I 


1,300 
900 


(1 


u 


1 600 


(( 


1,300 
1,200 


(( 


« 


1,400 




1,100 
1,200 
1,200 
1,100 




1,000 
1 200 


(( 


" 


1,500 



64: 



TREASUBY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names :i;k! Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Erastus Boyden Storekeeper. 1 Boston 

Edgar M. Brown ' ; 

Samuel G. Field " 

William Gooch " 

Chester Judson " 

William H. Knaup " 

William H. Leach 

Willard Marcy " 

Charles A. Mann " 

Pearl Martin " 

George P. Morey " 

Joshua Norton, Jr " 

Robert C. Nichols " 

Benjamin F. Otis " 

Joseph P. Paine " 

Thomas G. Rice ..." " 

John L. Swift 

Frederic F. Thayer " 

JohnC. Wyman 

Samuel L. Young " 

Samuel J. Bird Warehouse Clerk, 

Parker C. Burbank 

Charles C. Burt 

William Brooks 

Homer A. Cooke 

Timothy B. Dix 

Henry 0. Hildreth 

Albert R. Howe 

OrlandD Leach 

Nathan R. Thayer 

Albert J. Wright, Jr... 

Benjamin S. Manning. . 

Dewitt C. Butler. . . Weigher and Ganger. 

Christopher W. Bellows, 

George Bradburn 

Nehemiah H. Brown . . . 

Amos A. Dunnels 

Rowland Ellis 

Morris C. Fitch 

Ransom M. Gould 

Warren Kimball 

Merrick Mansfield 

Peter Powers 

Franklin Williams 

James M. Williams 

Samuel Walker 

Daniel Collins Measurer, 

Marcellus Day 

William Merriam 

Isaac W. Andrew Inspector. 

William Allen 

Henry W. Bosworth 

John S. Brown 

Alonzo Bancroft 

Hiram B. Banks 

Samuel A. B. Bragg 

John D. Brayton 

Artemas Barret 

Abraham F. Block 

William L. Coolidgc 

Cordial Crane 

Perley S. Chase 

Ariel P. Chute 

Henry L. Cobb 



Where Born. 



Connecticut . . . 
Massachusetts 



Maine 

Connecticut. . . 
Massachusetts 
Pennsylvania . 

Vermont 

Massachusetts 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

u 

Nova Scotia . . 

Massachusetts . 



New r Hampshire. 
Massachusetts . . 

New York 

Massachusetts . . . 
New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts . . . 



New Hampshire . 
Massachusetts.. , 



New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts. . 



Vermont 

Massachusetts 



New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts. . . 



Maine 

Massachusetts. 



New York , 

j Massachusetts. . , 

Maine 

JNew York 

I Massachusetts . , 
Germany. ...... 

Massachusetts . . 

New York , 

!New Hampshire 
I Massachusetts . . 
1 Canada 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



65 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Bora. 



Joseph B. Dawley Inspector, Boston. 

James II. Dix 

Spencer Field 

Joseph II. Francis 

Thomas B. Gardner. . . 

Hollis R. Gray 

"William A. Gilman. . . 

Samuel M. Hobbs 

Elbridge Harris 

"Watson B. Hastings. . 
Gustavus E. Haynes. . 

Jason Hart 

John T. Hadaway 

Willard A. Harrington 

Ilosea Illsley 

Daniel U. Johnson .... 
Humphrey Jameson. . . 

Robert Keith 

David Y. Kendall 

Samuel C. Knights. . . . 

William Lanfair 

James S. Lewis . . . 

Lemuel Little 

Charles H. Leach 

Solomon McNeil, jr. . . . 

Alvan Perry 

Nathan Perley 

Enoch Paine 

Edward G. Park 

Eben S. Price 

Ethan C. Ring , 

Samuel Rea 

Jackson Richardson . . , 

Edward Smalley , 

Nathaniel A. Sprague. . 

William Souther 

Philip J. Tripp 

EbenezerF.E. Thayer. 

Joshua W. Yose 

Bartholomew Wood . . 

Simon F. Wright .... 

Benjamin F. Pratt . . . 

Isaac Winslow. . .Dep'y CoVr and /?^>V,'Hingham 

John Q. A. Lothrop. " 'Cohasset 

James P. Arthur Xigkt Inspector, 

William Bushnell 

Hiram Barrus 

Asa Barr 

Algernon S. Ellis 

Frederick W. Hall . . . 

Daniel D. Hartley .... 

Charles 0. Hills *'..... 

Washington Leach . . . 

Patrick Lovett 

Richard Mansfield. . . . 

Charles W. McLellan. 

Bernard McGinneskin. 

John Newell 

Hiram Stearns 

Constantine Strack. . . 

Joseph Sidwell 

Charles B. Sturgis. . . . 

William R. Stacey 

Joseph S. Tuck 

5 



Dorchester, &e. 



Boston 



Rhode Island. 
Maine 

Massachusetts. 



Maine 

Massachusetts . 



Connecticut 
Pennsylvania. . , 

Yermont 

Massachusetts . , 
Connecticut. . . 

Maine 

Massachusetts. 

Maine 

Massachusetts . 



New Hampshire . 
Massachusetts . . . 



Maine 

Massachusetts. . , 
New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts . . 



Maine 

Massachusetts . 



Germany 

Connecticut . . . 
Massachusetts 



New Hampshire . 
Massachusetts . . . 



Ireland 

Massachusetts . . . 

Maine , 

Ireland 

Maine 

New Hampshire . 

Germany 

Massachusetts . . . 



New Hampshire, 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1.095. 

1,095 

1.095 

1,095 

1.095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,055 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,099 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

1,095 

800 

700 

100 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 



66 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Charles H. Young Night Inspector, 

Henry D. Todd Messenger, 

Mark R. de Mortie. . . . Assist 1 1 Messenger, 
David T. Bunker " 

Amos Tuck Naval Officer, 

Charles D. Lincoln.. .Dep'y Naval Officer, 

George 0. Davis Clerk, 

Charles Gill " 

William Kent " 

Andrew J. Locke " 

William Stevens " 

George S. Fowle " 

George S..Shute Messenger, 

Charles A. Phelps Surveyor, 

William C. Prescott. . . .Deputy Surveyor, 
Josiah P. Tucker.. .Ass't Dep'y Surveyor, 

Erasmus D. Moore Clerk, 

Austin H. Crane Messenger, 

Appraisers' 1 Office. 
Oliver B. Dorrance... .Appraiser General, 

Wm. E. Webster Appraiser, 

Zachariah Jellison " 

Timothy Davis AssH Appraiser, 

Robert K. Davragh " 

Joseph B. Bridge Clerk, 

Robert K. Darrah " 

Joseph B. Frost, jr " 

William Hardwick " 

John Q. A. Johnson " 

Charles M. Kingsley " 

Charles D. Lincoln " 

John W. Neason. " 

Isaac T. Ripley " 

Oliver C. Wyman " 

Alfred A. Waldron " 

Isaac T. Campbell, SpccH Exam' V of Drugs, 

PLYMOUTH. 

Thomas Loring Collector, 

Charles 0. Churchill, Dep'y Col. and Insp'r, 

Joshua Drew " .. 

Joseph S. Drew " '. . 

Stephen Holmes, 2d, " 

FALL EIVER. 

Charles Almy Collector, 

Samuel R. Buffinton. .Dep'y CoVr, Insp'r, 

Weigher, Meas'r, and Gauger 

Franklin Gray, Insp'r, Weigher & Meas'r, 
Oliver <E. French, " 

James S. Anthony. . . .Revenue Boatman, 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Boston jNova Scotia. 

New York. . 
Virginia 



Boston 



Plymouth , 



Fall River. 



Maine . 



Maine 

New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts . . . 



Fretown, Somerset, 

Dighton, Taunton. 

Fall River 



Barnstable. 



BARNSTABLE. 

Charles F. Swift Collector, 

Walter Chipman Dep'y CoVr, Insp'r, 

Weigher, Gauger, and Measurer 

David Bursley Inspector, 

Sylvester Baxter. .Dep'y CoVr and JnA^VjHyannis. 
John W. Pope " . . \ Sandwich 



Massachusetts , 



New Hampshire. 



Massachusetts . , 
New Hampshire. 



Connecticut . . . 
Massachusetts . 



Maine 

New Hampshire 
Maine 

Massachusetts . . 



New Hampshire 
Massachusetts . . 



New Hampshire 
Massachusetts . . 



Massachusetts. 



Rhode Island . 
Massachusetts . 



Massachusetts , 



Compensa- 
tion. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



67 



Names and Offices. 



Win. re Employed. 



Where Born. 



llenryTobey Depy CoVr and Insp'r, Falmouth 

Joseph K. Baker, jr.. " . .South Dennis 

Nathaniel Snow " . . Chatham 

Simeon Atwood, jr. . " . . Wellfleet .... 

James Gifford " . . Provincetown 

Valentine Doane, jr... . Aid to the Revenue, Harwich .... 



Isaac B. Young " 

John W. Davis " 

Nathan D. freeman .... " 

John H. Paine. .Keeper of the Custom-h'se. 

William W. Wyer Boatman. 

Zenas D. Bassett 

Washington Farris " 

NEW BEDFORD. 

Lawrence Grinnell Collector, 

James Taylor "Dep'y GoVrand Insp'r, 

James Y. Cox Inspector, 

George B. Richmond. . . .Insp'r. Weigher, 

Gawjer and Measurer 

James P. Allen . . Clerk, 

Levi W. Smith Boatman, 

Edward Howland Inspector, 

Russell Gifford 

Horace Scott " 

Jonathan H. Holmes ,; 

Ward P. Delano -. " 

Stephen Ellis. . . .Inspector and Measurer, 
James D. Thompson. .Aid to die Revenue, 



Chatham 

Wellfleet. .... 
Provincetown 
Barnstable. . . 
Provincetown 

Hyannis 

Barnstable . . . 



Massachusetts. 



New Bedford . 



E dear town 



EDGARTOWX. 

John Yinson Collector, 

Jeremiah Pease Dep'y CoVr, Insp'r, 

Weigher, Gauger and Measurer 

Henry W. Beetle. .Depy Col r and Insp'r, 

Joseph W. Holmes Temp. Inspector, 

Heman Arey :! 

Lot Lnce Boatman, 

XAXTUCKET. 

Alfred Macv Collector, Nantucket , 

Wm. H. Waitt Insp'r and Dep. ColVr, 

George Palmer Inspector, 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Massachusetts. 
Rhode Island . 
Maine 



Massachusetts . 



Dartmouth 

Westport I " 

Fairhaven j Vermont 

Mattapoisett 'Massachusetts 

Sippican 

Wareham 

New Bedford 



Holmes's Hole . . . 



Edgartown . . . 
Holmes's Hole 



Rhode Ishusd. 



PROVIDENCE. 



Rhode Island . 
Massachusetts 



.. J 



Nantucket. 



Pennsylvania. 



Charles Anthony Collector, Providence 

Alexander Eddv Deputy Collector. 

Edward C. Ashley Clerk, 

Jabez M. Fisher Naval Officer. 

Nathan Mason Suneyor,' " 

Joseph Spencer '" jEast Greenwich,. 

James Fisher " jPautuxet [Massachusetts . 

Eleazer M. Arnold Insp'r Alternate, [Providence iRhode Island.. 

James Reynolds " " | 

Otis W. Potter Inspector, 

Robert Perkis, jr 



Rhode Island. 



Rhode Island. 



James H. Waterman 

0. W. Fruse 

H. G. Bennett 

Richard U. Rhodes. . 
John W. Johnson . . . 



Pawtuxet 

East Greenwich 



Massachusetts . . . 
Rhode Island... . 
Massachusetts . . 
New Hampshire . 
Rhode Island . . . 



*: j ,oo 

500 
600 
600 
750 
200 
200 
200 
200 
350 
150 
150 
150 



1,106 
1,095 
1,095 

1,500 
SCO 
420 
125 
80 
300 
120 
80 
700 



700 

1,095 

600 

400 

50 

240 



250 

1,000 

600 



1.066 
1,000 
900 
774 
627 
251 
200 
547 
547 
423 
438 
387 
429 
438 
450 
300 



08 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



J Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Samuel James Weigher, Providence i Rhode Island 

Edward C. Ashley Gauger, 

James S. Ham Measurer,] " J 

Benjamin C. Smith Boatman,\Pawtuxet " 

Daniel Fish Messenger, Providence Massachusetts, 



BRISTOL AND WARREN. 

William R. Taylor Collector, Bi 

..Insp'r and Dep. Collector, 

John Norris Inspector, 

Daniel Easterbrooks " 

"William P. Bradfort " 

Samuel Sparks. . . Weigher and Measurer, 

Josiah G-ladding Ganger, 

Mas adore T. Bennett Surveyor, 

Jonathan Alger Boatman, 

Martin L. Salisbury Surveyor, Warren 

Joshua 0. Dawson Inspector, 

John R. Barney .... Weigher, Ganger and 
Measurer 



Newport 



North Kingston. 

Tiverton 

Newport 



North Kingston . . . 
New Shoreham. . . . 
Newport 



Seth W. Macy Collector, 

" SupH of Lights, 

" . . Agt. of Marine Hospital, 

Thomas G. Bush Naval Officer, 

James A. Greene Surveyor, 

Asa B. Waite " 

George Howland " 

Charles N. Tilley . .I)ep. ColCr and Inspr, 

William E. Dennis Inspector, 

D. C. Champlain. . . . Occasional Inspector, 

P. W. Wilkey 

James Henderson. .. " 

Edward E. Taylor. .. " 

Henry T. Chadsey Inspector, 

Alfred Card 

William Pinnegar Weigher, 

" ■ G auger 

Henry B. Underwood Measurer 

Henry 0. Tifft Boatman 

Connecticut. 



MIDDLETOWN. 

Origen Utley Collector, 

Stephen Brooks Surveyor, 

Henry C. Beckwith " 

Giles Blague " 

William H. Willard, Dep. Collector, InspW, 

Ganger, Weigher and Measurer Middletown. 

Timothy Sheldon Inspector, Ganger 

Weigher and Measurer Hartford . 

Samuel B. Dickinson . . Inspector, Ganger, 

Weigher and Measurer Saybrook. 



Rhode Island., 
Massachusetts 
Rhode Island. . 



Massachusetts . 



Rhode Island 



Middletown , 



Hartford. 
Saybrook . 



NEW LONDON. 

Edward Prentis . . . Collector, and SupH of 

Lights New London. 

George T. Marshall Surveyor, 



Connecticut. , 
New Tork. . 
Rhode Island 
Connecticut. , 



Massachusetts , 
Connecticut. . . 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



69 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


William D. Pratt . ..Dtp. ColVr, Inspector, 
Weigher, Ganger, and Measurer 

Lodowick F. Mussey, Dep. GoWr, InspW, 
Weigher, Ganger, and Measurer 

Robert N. Tate Inspector, 

Harris T. Fitch 

E. C. Chapman, Inspector, Weigher, Gan- 
ger and Measurer 

George W. Greer, Insji''', Weigher. Gau- 


New London 


Connecticut 

Rhode Island 

Connecticut 



Connecticut 

«< 
ii 
11 

11 

ii 

i! ;;;;;;; 

it 

a 

u 

it 
Scotland 

Connecticut 

it 

Connecticut 

New Hampshire. . . 

Connecticut 

Rhode Island 


$454 

510 
300 
150 

677 


« 
Allyn's Point 

New Haven 

u 

II 
If 
II 

Madison and Guil- 
ford 

Bran ford and Sa- 
chem's Head. . . . 

New Haven 

Derby and Milford. 

New Haven 

u 
t< 

Bridgeport 

Norwalk 

Stamford 

Stonington 

Mystic and Noank. . 
Stonington 

Paucatuck 


254 


Washington Avery Inspector, 

Austin M. Lester " 

NEW HAVEN. 

James F. Babcock Collector, SupH of 

Lights, and Agent of Marine Hospital. . 
Norris Wilcox. . . Dep. Collector, Inspector, 


133 
66 

3,000 
1,500 




*200 


John Hood Storekeeper, 


375 

1,500 


George Treadway. . . .Inspector, Weigher. 


1,500 
13 
+3 


Rufus S. Pickett Inspector, 

Edmund Pendleton " 


George B. Bates '• 

John W. Lane " 

George L. Dowd " 


13 
+3 

60 


William Humes. . .Day and Night Insp'r, 

Henry Whipple Aid to the Revenue, 

James G. Brown 

James A. Austin, aid to the Revenue, and 
to be employed as Night Inspector and 


72 
-|2 

4S 
730 

400 


George W. Jones, aid to the Revenue, and 
to be employed as Night Inspector and 


400 


Edward Atwater. . .Messenger and Porter, 
James Stewart. . . Watchman and Porter, 

FAIRFIELD. 

Silas C. Booth Collector, 

W^m. L. Quintard " 


500 

460 

1,073 
$1,434 

§3 
§3 

650 

500 

400 

$12 p. m. 

150 


STONINGTON. 

F. A. Palmer Collector, 

Hiram C. Holmes Inspector, 

Lorenzo Wood " 

Jonathan Pendleton Boatkeeper, 

John Hiscox Surveyor, 



* And fees. t Per day, while employed. 

* $3 per day -while employed, and fees ; he also acts as -weigher, measurer, and ganger. 
§ $3 per day for acti al service. 



70 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Barnes and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Sew lork. 



SACKETT'S HARBOE. 



"Where Born. 



Cornelius W. Inglehart 



Collector, Sackett's Harbor.. .New York. 



G-eorge Babbitt. .Dep l y ColVr and InspW, " 

Solomon E. Livermore, " Dexter 

Marcus Wilkinson, Dep. ColVr and InspW, Henderson 

Anson S. Thompson. . " J Sandy Creek. . . . 

Jason Phelps Night Watch, Sackett's Harbor. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



GENESEE. 

P. M. Crandall Collector, 

T. B. Husband Deputy Collector, 

P.W.Taylor 

S. C.Cuyier 

G-eorge H. Barry Clerk and InspW, 

W. H. G-root Aid and InspW, 

Austin Pinney " 

OSWEGO. 



Charles A. Perkins Collector, Oswego. 

Jesse M. O'Leary Deputy Collector, 

Thomas C. Burgoyne. ... " 

Edwin M. Hill Clerk, 

Dudley Farling " 

James A. Beckwith " I " 

John M. Barrow Inspector,] " 

John T. Yanalstine " " 

D. S. Ohn Deputy Collector, jBig Sodus. 



New York. 



Rochester- New York. . . . 

" 'Scotland 

Charlotte | Massachusetts. 

Pultneyville . . . 
Rochester .... 
Charlotte 



Lewiston 



Stephen H. Oliver Little Sodus , 

Sylvester R. Spooner " Texas. 

Anson R. Jones '' Port Ontario 

Hiram H. Couts Revenue Aid, Fulton. 

Jacob Poucher " Oswego. 

Abira Fitch " 

Dunning A. Higgins " 

Calvin G. Hinkley " 

Henry G. Durdey Night Watch, 

George C. Finney " 

Thomas P. Ottaway " 

William Tiffany " 

Wilham G. Adkins " 

NIAGARA. 

F. Spalding Collector, 

James B. King Deputy Collector, 

William Hotchkiss Clerk, 

0. P. Sewell Dep'y CoVr and Aid, 

Joseph E. Whitman Inspector, 

Hiram H. Walker Night Watch, 

George G. Moss Deputy Collector, 

William J. Moss " 

James Low, jr Dep'y CoVr and Aid,] 

George H. Elliott " 

Stoughton Pettibone Inspector, 

Ryland J. Rogers Watchman, 

Franklin Root " 

William B. Rice. ..Dep'y CoVr and InspW, Niagara Falls. 

Ira Race Toungstown 

William P. Grout " Wilson 

Luman B. Coates " 18-Mile Creek ... 

William Cochrane ... " jOak Orchard Creek 



Niagara Bridge. 



New York 

New Hampshire . . . 
New York 



New York . 



Canada. . . . 
New York. 



England . 



Vermont. . . 
New York. 



England. . . 
New York. 



New York. 



Vermont 

Rhode Island 
New York . . 



Canada. . . 
New York , 



Vermont. . 
New York 



$717 
730 
365 
300 
250 
275 



784 
900 
800 
730 
730 
730 
730 



961 
1000 
730 
730 
730 
600 
730 
730 
500 
300 
366 
410 
687 
522 
522 
522 
522 
366 
.365 
365 
244 
244 



1,415 
900 
730 
730 
730 
365 
900 
730 
730 
730 
730 
730 
730 
400 
730 
365 
365 
365 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



71 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Horn. 



George W. Bedell* 
Hiram M. Sanderson*. 
George S. Hanes* . . . 



Deputy Collector, Niagara Bridge. 



New York. 



. . . .New Hampshire 



BUFFALO CREEK. 

Christian Nfetz, jr Collector, \~Bu ff a\o . 

"William Fleming Deputy Collector,, " .... 

Edward N. Hatch " Black Rock 

Hiram Newell " Tonawanda 

William H. Bostwick Inspector. Buffalo .... 

Ira Barnard, jr Inspector and Clerk, " ... 

Samuel Strong* Inspector, •• ... 

Sanford Halbert* " 

George Woehnert Lisp r and Clerk, 

Oscar F. Crary Clerk, 

Hiram P. Thayer " 

Elisha A. Maynard Inspector, 



; Pennsylvania. 
|New York. . . 



Vermont 



New York. 
Connecticut 
Vermont . . 
Germany . . 
New York. 



i Massachusetts. 



oswegatchie. 

David M. Chapin Collector, 

Franklin B. Hitchcock . Dep'y Col. & Imp. 
Nathaniel H. Lytle. . .Aid of the Revenue. 

Albert Chismore Inspector, 

Francis Kiah Night Watch, 



Henry Hooker. . . .Dep'y Col. and Insp'r, Morristown Connecticut 



Ogdensburg New York. 

" Vermont.. . 

" New York. 

" Vermont.. . 

" Canada 



William H. Coller. 

Samuel Doran " 

Danford Britton " 

Ichabod H. Robinson . . " 

SAG HARBOR. 

John Sherry Collector, 

John C. Smith Coastwise Inspector, 

Jeffrey Fordham Inspector, 

William Z. King. . . . Coastwise Inspector, 



Hammond New Jersey, 

Waddington Vermont. . . . 

Louisville jNew York. . 

Massena " 



Sag Harbor New York. 

(i 

u 
Greenport 



Compensa 
tibn. 



$730 
730 
624 



1,954 

1,000 
900 
730 

1,000 
900 
822 
822 
600 
912 
912 

1,095 



1,460 
900 
900 
730 
240 
350 
450 
463 
463 
300 



529 

115 

81 

138 



XEW YORK CITY. 

Hiram Barney , 



Collector, New York New York 



6,340 



FIRST DIVISION. 

Samuel G. Ogden A uditor, 

John W. Hunter Assistant " 

Francis Robinson Clerk, 

A. B. Olmstead " 

Frederick Ogden " 

John J. Rowan " 

A. W. Kirk " 

S. T. Blatchford " 

James Lynch " 

Fdward Cozzens " 



F.B.Elliott 

Henry A. Schultz. . . 
David Henderson, jr. 
Wm. A. Leffingwell . 
E. M. Johnson, jr. . . 

A. B. Thome 

H. G. Hallock 



Couneet : cut . 
New York. 



[Virginia. . 
New York 



4.000 
3,000 
1,800 
1,600 
1,500 
1,400 
1,400 
1.400 
1.400 
1.300 
1.300 
1.300 
1,300 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 



* The three last named are paid by the railroad companies, for whose convenience they are employed. 
f $3 per day during season of navigation. 



72 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



"Where Emp oyed. 



"Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Hugo A Summers. 



Clerk, New York 



Saml. K. Kip " 

Joshua L. Pell " 

Philip G-ranchn " 

Win. R. Manlev " 

Theo. Dwight. ." " 

fm. H. Doty " 

H. V: Poor. ." " 

Edwd. Eldridge " 

G. S. Moulton " 

W. C. Dayton " 

P. C. Simmons " 

Grenville Carter " 

Robert Grant " 

Gratz Tan Rensselaer " 

¥m. A. Ellery " 

Thos. D. Battelle " 

Geo. W. C. Clapp. . . Messenger, 

Thomas Bagg " 

Philip "Williams Porter J 

E. M. Evans Chief Liquidating Clark), 

fm. DOdell... 
Geo. L. Duyckinck " 

John Scarlett.... " 

R. H. Woolsey. . i: 

C. L. Norton " 

J. Sutherland, jr. 
T.B.Thorpe.'... " 

M.W. Tillotson.. " 

J. M. Ropes " 

Jas. W.Tracy... " 

Jos. P. Beach... " 

Jas. Y. Graham . . " 

W.F.Warren... 

D.A.Baldwin... 

C. B. Morrison, jr. " 

W. Howe Mason . " 

B.G.Seymour.. 

Noah B. Foot... " 

Josiah S. Knapp. " 

Robert' M. Duncan .... Liquidating Clerk, 

John H. Townsend Messenger, 

J. P. Conklin, jr " 

SECOND DIVISION. 

Wm. D. Robinson Cashier, 

E. J. McCarthy Assistant " 

Jas Hoffman Cashier's Clerk, 

Andw. W. Bennett " 

Saml. B. Curtis " 

Fitz. H. Fay " 

James A. Hoyt " 

Jeremiah Wells Porter. 



THIRD DIVISION. 

Hamilton Bruce Deputy Collector _ 

Russell Smith Chief Clerk, 

T. Y. Mumford Clerk, 

John McMichael " 

John R, Lydecker " 

Caleb S. Halsted " 

Thos. J. Esterbrook " j 



New York. 





New Jersey 

New York 

Connecticut 

New York 

Maine 






Massachusetts i 

New York j 





St. Croix ; 

Connecticut j 

England j 

New York 

N. Hampshire 

New York i 




! 






........ 


i 




New York j 

Massachusetts 

New York 

N. Hampshire 

New York 






































New York \ 

it ! 

s 

u 

u 

„ j 

Rhode Island ! 




u 




1 

lYirginia. . 






New York 

New Jersey 

New York 



$1,200 
1.100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1.100 
L100 

Moo 

1,100 

1,000 

1,000 

],000 

700 

800 

600 

420 

1,600 

1,400 

1,400 

1,300 

1,300 

1,300 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,100 

1,000 

1,000 

700 

700 

700 

600 

GOO 



3,000 
2,500 
1,500 
1,500 
],500 
1,400 
1,200 
800 



2,500 
1,600 
1.500 
1,500 
1.500 
1,500 
1,500 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



73 



Names and Office; 



Jos. P. Norris GU rk, 

Calvin J. Mills, " 

Thos. B. Davis " 

Alex. Hamilton " 

Aug. L. Hay " 

Joel Blackmer " 

Moses Ward " 

John E. Fay " 

Henry K. Murray " 

Somuel N. Burrill " 

J. P. Carroll " 

F. L. Nichols " 

John E. May " 

Geo. W. Cummings " 

Wm. M. Morris " 

Geo. M. Wetmore " 

A. II. Phillips " 

John A. Kyle. " 

Thos. W. Bull " 

Geo. A. Booth " 

Lewis F. Voight " 

Ambrose P. Spencer " 

H. C.Godwin " 

Erastus H. Pease " 

C. H. Groves " 

E. J. Killbourne " 

Edward Remack " 

Jas. T. Wilson " 

Samuel W. Hoag " 

Chas. R. Littlefield " 

Chas. J. Warren " 

Richard Grant White " 

Samuel W. Harned " I 

E. B. Meeks " 

Geo. W. Ketcham. , " 

H. W. Davidson " 

Chas. W. Clinton " 

Hamilton Fulton " ■ 

Geo. S. Dwyer " 

Alfred Philippe " 

Wm. 0. Fitzgerald " 

Robert D. Thomas 

Kieran Egan Messenger, 

Harvey Mayor " 

Peter Arolt " 

John Pennell " 

Patrick Tighe " 

Robert Parker Porter, 

Daniel G. Lobdell Warehouse SupH,' 

M. McPherson Clerk, 

P. Van Alstvne " 

Chas. F. Briggs " 

P. D. Ludington " i 

Chas. Monholland. . Private Bonded Stores, 

P. F. Cramer " 

Samuel Spring <; 

C.W. Van Ness 

L. P. Clover 

Gorham Parks " 

JohnH. Piatt 

G. W. M. Briggs 

Edward Stephens. ... " 

Samuel S. Coleman ... " 

Aaron N. Phillips " 



Where En- 


ployed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


New York 




New York 

(i 


$1,400 
1 200 






u 




1,200 
1,200 


«« 




1,200 


» 




1,200 


a 




1 200 


" 




l 9nn 



New York. 



{Ireland. ; 

"Vermont 

Connecticut. . 
j Pennsylvania. 
iNew York. . . 



Maryland. . . 

Ireland 

Pennsylvani; 
New York. . 
New Jersey . 
Connecticut . 
iNew York. . 



[Ireland. . . , 
New York. 



Ireland. . . 
i New York, 



74: 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



"Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Chas. B. Dutcher. . Private Bonded Stores, 

Theo. Hart " 

Wm. T. Heywood . . . 

John B. Staats " 

John S. Palmer " 

William Handley .... " 

Walter S. Hill 

Thos. C.Nye " 

Charles Wadsworth. . " 

Geo. W. Washington. " 

Edward Warren. .... " 

N. G Burgess " 

A. B. Jackson " 

John B. Allen " 

A. H. Stoutenburgh . . " 

Charles Carter " 

R. S. Slocum 

K. N. Prince " 

J. R. S. Oliver " 

Glen Cuyler 

Gotham Smith " 

Thos. J. Francis " 

C.Pullman " 

Wm. L. Hubbell " 

George Watson " 

William S. Ely 

Charles S. Tunis " 

George G. Saxe 

Charles McEntee " 

C. P. De Greek 

E. T. Stewart , " 

A. L. Bleecker " 

L. G. Clark 

F. W. Shepherd " 

S. E. Tzscherner .... " 

F. De Malignon " 

Thomas Kip " 

Henry C. Parke " 

Rodney Mason " 

George Beard 

Gilbert G. Young " 

Augs. L. Wood " 

George Steele " 

Thos. P. Stanton .... " 

Solomon Spitzer 

Pardon Briggs " 

Mason Ferris " 

A. Olmstead " 

John H. Kimberly. ... u 

Jos. Hague " 

John McFarlane " 

John T. Smith 

William P. Moss " 

Dennis Hurley " 

Charles W. Hawkins. " 

Robert Emmet, jr " 

W. S. Gerrish " 

S.H.Clarke 

Jesse West, jr " 

FOURTH DIVISION". 

George W. Embree Deputy Collector, 

Sidney S. Norton Chief Clerk, 

S. P. Ingraham Clerk, 



New York New Y^ork. 



England. . 
New York. 



New York. 



New Yor; 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



75 



Names and Offices. 



Samuel Bromberg Clerk 

Isaac B. Gregg 

Aaron Stone 

John J. Bailey 

Wm. T. Woodruff 

Herbert Reed 

Samuel N. Candler 

Fitzhugh Ludlow 

Wright Nelson Messenger, 

FIFTH DIVISION. 

Michael Hoffman Deputy Collector, 

Eli as D. Ogden Chief Entry Clerk, 

J. R. Van Yechten Entry Clerk, 

John G. Voorhees " 

William C. Gray " 

F. W. Gilley 

Charles H. Farley " 

William Cushing " 

Charles H. Carr .... " 

Alexander D. Munson " 

Robert J. Niven CUrk, 

George S. Capwell " 

A. M. Schell " 

A. W. Johnson. . " 

George Hillier Keeper Custom-house, 

Henry Fletcher Messenger, 

James C. Clark " 

John Jeffrey " 

Charles Warwick " 

Wm. H. Rogers ■« 

Philip E. Peitch " 

Francis Dunn .Porter, 

Thomas Conley " 

Cornelius Williams " 

Thomas Silvey " 

Patrick McCaffrey Fireman. 

Israel Purdy Watchman, 

James French " 

SIXTH DIVISION". 

Henry Calhoun Dep^y Collector, 

Thos. D. Knower Chief Clerk, 

Benj. R. Swan Clerk, 

J. R. Orton " 

Edmund Ketcham " 

Wm. Phair " 

T. G. Barlow " 

Wm. B. Knower " 

J. A. Lehman " 

Chas. Mathews " 

M. Mitchell, jr " 

Edward A. Mann " 

JohnT. Hartt " 

Oliver Holdane " 

J. N. Gallagher " 

Samuel Sparks, jr 

Wm. J. Young 

H. W. Hamilton 

Joseph Broch 

John Barrow 

John Rogers 

Robert Yosburgh 



"Where Employed. 



New York. 



New York. 



New York. 



"Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Germany . . 
New York. 



New York. 



Maine 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland 

New York 



Massachusetts . 
New York. . . . 

Vermont 

New York. . . . 



$1,400 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
1,100 
650 



2,500 

2,000 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,500 

1,400 

1,300 

1,000 

1,000 

1,200 

700 

600 

600 

600 

400 

400 

480 

480 

420 

420 

547 

547 

547 



2,500 

1,500 

1,200 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

800 

300 

800 

800 

800 

750 

600 

600 

650 

650 

600 

600 

600 

600 

600 



76 



TEEASUEY DEPAETMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 




New York 

New York 

« 

a 
a 
a 
a 

a 
({ 

a 
"■ (( 

II 
(I 
a 
(( 
l( 
II 

New York 

a 
u 

New York 

a 

a 

a 

a 
a 

New York 

a 
ii 

a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
u 

■> :::::::: 

a 
a 
a 
a 


New York 

New York 

a 
a 

Rhode Island 

New York 

a 

a 

Vermont 

New York 

a 
a 

New York 

a 

Pennsylvania 

Connecticut 

New York 

New York 

a 
a 


$600 


W. FT. Furniss 

SEVENTH DIVISION. 

I. H. Stedwell JDep'y Collector, 

Daniel Jackson Chief Clerk, 

Wm. H. Broome Ck-rk, 

H. C. North " 

Thomas Earll " 


420 

2,500 
1,500 
1,200 
1,200 
1,000 


Alfred Colvill, jr " 

Jos. S. Smith. ..Storekeeper Appr. Stores, 

Chas. W. Baum ' " 

Henry Mar chant ; ' 

N. W. Howell 

Lawrence L. Moore. .. " 

Francis G . Fish " 

John Dempsey " 


1,000 

800 

1,400 

1,300 

1,100 

1,100 

1,100 

1,100 

1,000 

800 

800 


S.A.Baker " 

John McCune " 

J. Southworth, jr " 

Thomas Green " 

Caleb Eaton " 


800 
800 
800 
600 

6CC 


EIGHTH DIVISION. 

Charles P. Clinch Dep'y Collector, 

Joseph Treloar Clerk, 

Benj. C. Backman " 

NINTH DIVISION. 

Henry B. Stanton Dep'y Collector, 

Daniel C. Stanton Clerk, 

W. C. H. Waddell " 


2,500 
1,20C 
1,000 

2,50C 
1,100 
1,50C 


Geo. D. Bayard " 

H. L. Peterson Watchman, 

R. J. Pearce " 

John Thos. Venus " 


1,200 
541 
547 

541 




547 


WEIGHERS. 

Daniel Geary Weigher, 

Jas. B. Cisco " 


1,485 
1,485 


W. M. Bayard " 

Harvey Hunt " 

S. D. Biggins " 


1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 


Jas. R. Allaben " 

John R. Farlee " 

Lucius T. Rossiter " 

Chas. H. Green " 


New York 

New Jersey 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Vermont 

Massachusetts. ... 
New York 

a 

a 
a 


1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 


A. R. Plumley " 

Justus B. Foot " 

Herman Raster '* 


1,485 
1,485 
1,485 




1,485 


Wm. A. Beecher " 

Butler G. Noble " 

H. N. Sherwood " 

Win. G. Wait " 


1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



77 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. Whore B 



a AUGERS. 

I. C. Yandenheuvol Ganger, N 

Wm. Cagger 

Daniel Pomeroy 

L. F. Pratt 

Kobert T. Chase 

Geo. F. Sherman 

Isaac M. Andruss 

Job L. Black 



MEASURERS. 

Jacob Wind mullet- Measurer, 

Richard R. Groan " 

Matthew Clark son " 

Asahel N.Cole 

Wm. D. Waterman " 

J. S. Denman " 



INSPECTORS. 



James B. Archer Inspector, 

John F. Ames 

William T. Ashman 

Thomas B. Asten 

Sturgis Brewster 

Erastus F. Brown 

George C. Baker 

Robert L. Bucklin 

John S. Bamber 

William H. Barrows 

Theodore A. Burtis 

Washington A. Batcheller 

William" T. Black 

Robert B. Boyd 

Thomas Bell 

John Brewer, jr 

George G. Burns 

William Boeckell 

William IT. Bailey 

Charles A. Brown 

John S. Bemus 

George C. Burdett 

A. H. Bellows 

Hiram Birdsall 

M. B. Bryant 

Peter Buchanan 

John Y. Coon 

Daniel Chichester 

Barney Corse 

Daniel B. Coe 

Homer Caswell 

Isaac B. Crane 

Samuel L. Caverly 

Nelson Crawford 

Herman G. Carter 

William D. Chase 

Albert H. Cocks , 

J. Edwards Clarke 

Joseph J. Couch 

George W. Creighton 

S. L. Chase 

Elihu R. Campbell 

William J. Coles 

James B. Cooper 



New York Germany . 

Ireland. . . 
New York, 



New York 

England 

Vermont , 

Massachusetts. . , 
New Hampshire. 
New York 



New York New York 



Connecticut ., 
Bermuda . . . 
Pennsylvania 
New York. . 

St. Croix 

New York. . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New Hampshin 
New York 






New Jersey. 
New York. . 
Delaware . . . 
Connecticut , 
New York. . 



New Hampshire. 
North Carolina. . . 



$1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 



1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1.485 
1,485 



1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 



78 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



William M. Connell}' Inspector, 

Henry E. Campbell " 

William Conklin " 

James H. Corwin " 

Rutgers Clarkson " 

James S. Chalker " 

G. F. Secchi De Casali " 

Samuel S. Coleman " 

George C. Dennis " 

Joseph S. Dewey " 

John H. Davison " 

William Drummond " 

John L. Doty " 

Charles Deklyn " 

Edward C. De Zeng " 

George Dewey " 

Thomas C. Dey " 

John Ellard « 

Eneas Elliott " 

George B. Eaton " 

Adam C. Flanagan " 

Jesse Fonda " 

Edwin Ferry " 

James F. Fowler " 

John C. Ferguson " 

Charles Fendt " 

Charles L. Frost " 

James W. Grover, " 

De Witt C. Graham " 

Norman H. Gillett « 

John P. Green " 

Joseph A. Gardiner " 

George Grundy " 

William Good " 

J. Frederick Greene " 

WiUiam J. Geary " 

William H. Grogan " 

Oliver C. Gardiner " 

Israel Gillett " 

George Graham " 

Thomas W. Hall " 

James Herron " 

Samuel Hendrickson " 

John C. Henry " 

R. T. B. Hancock " 

Jonathan D. Holbrook " 

La.F. F. Harrison " 

Lewis Hopps " 

William Haw, jr " 

Luke Hassert " 

Samuel W. Hope " 

Charles Hassinger " 

John H.Hodges " 

William Higbee " 

John T. Harding " 

Lansing E. Hopkins IC 

Francis E. Hurlbut t; 

S. Mentor Howard '• 

John Holland 

James L. Hodge " 

Alexander Isaacs " 

Egbert B. Johnston " 

Thomas L. James " 

Julius J. Johnson " 



Where Employed. 



New York. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New York. 



Connecticut 
New York. , 



New York. 



Kentucky . . 
New York. 



Massachusetts . 
New York. . . . 



New Jersey , 
New York. . 
Connecticut , 
New York. . 



England. . . 
New York. 



Maine . 



New York. 
Ireland 
New York. 



Virginia 

Massachusetts . 
Pennsylvania . . 
New York. . . . 

England 

New Jersey. . . 
New York. . . . 



England. . . 
New York. 



Connecticut 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



79 



Names and Offices. 



Walter L. Judd 

Dan. Knight 

i toorge T. Knight.. . 
Walter W. Kimball.. 

Aianson King 

Kmile Kirchner 

George W. Kirk .... 
Charles J. Kelley. . . 
James C. Lowber. . . 

Henry P. Lnnt 

William V. Leggett . 
Nicholas W. Luff. . . 

Arthur Miller 

Hugh McLaughlin . . 

Hugh McNally 

David N. Merritt. . . 
George S. Mawson . . 

John Mitchell 

Wm. McMonegal . . . 
Edmund Martin .... 
Joseph Manning. . . . 
John W. Moulton. . . 

S. L. Macomber 

Rollin A. Mitchell . . 
Louis F. Minard. . . . 
Matthew" McMahon.. 
Clement Newton . . . 
William E. Noble . . . 
William H. Neilson . 

Elias Patrick 

Robert Patterson. . . 
George W. Pine. . . . 
Robert Paterson .... 
Charles Patterson. . . 
Adam S. Penfold . . . 
Edwin H. Price .... 
A. Jackson Plumb. . , 

Ed. Roberts 

William T. Rushmore 
James M. Russell. . . 
James Rochford. 
Artemas Reybert. . . , 
James A. Robinson. . 

Anson L. Storv 

Theodore H. Silvey . , 
S. Alpheus Smith 

Peter Straub , 

Enos Stevens 

JohnB. Sharp 

Edwin S. Sturgis 

George N. Simpson . . 

James Sparks , 

A. C. Simonson 

W. E. Shoemaker. . . . 

Sidney Smith 

George L. Steele 

William B. Smith 

William D. Swart 

C S. Stemheimer 
Rufus Sanger ....... 

Hiram Torrey 

Thomas C. Thornton. . 

Samuel R, Tuell 

Andrew R. Trotter . . 



Inspector, 



Whore Employed. 



New York, 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New York 

New Jersey.. . . 
New Hampshire, 



New York. 



New York. . . , 
Massachusetts. 
New York. . . , 



New Y'ork . . 
Ireland 
New Jersey . 
England. . . , 
Ireland 



New York. 
Connecticut 



England. 



New York. 
Scotland . . . 
New l'ork . 



England 

New York. . . 
Massachusetts . 



New Jersey 



Yermont. . , 

Ohio 

New York. 
Germany . , 
Yermont. . , 
New York, 






















New York 

u 

" ........ 








"" 




Canada 











80 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



j Compensa- 
tion. 



Robert Utley Inspector, j 

John Van Yechten " 

Cornelius Yan Cott " 

Henry Von Senden " 

J. W. T. Van Riper " 

John L. Van Boskerk " 

Joseph H. Wilson " 

William Wheeler " 

Richard H. Woods " 

Benjamin Worden " 

Charles S. Wright " 

Stephen E. Wheelan " 

James Whiting " 

William Wetmore " 

Daniel Willis " 

Isaac F. Williams " 

James H. Wilds " 

Purdy M. Willetts " 

David Webb " 

Sidney H. Yeomans " 

Charles C. Young " 

William Bruce. .Deputy CoVr and Insp'r, 

G-ilbertB. Miller Inspector, 

Smith Riden " 

James M. Halsey " 

Treadwell Walters " 

Abm. Ackerman . . . Captain Night Watch 

Ed. Millett Lieut. Night Watch, 

Saml. Luckey " 

Jonathan Basset " 

Measurers of Passenger Vessels. 

John Gaffey Measurer, 

A. Craft " 

James R. De Zeng " 

T. Buckman, jr " 

Measurer of Wood and Marble. 
Isaac P. Trimble 



Superintendent of Marine Hospitals. 
Theos. Van Tine 



APPRAISER S OFFICE. 

Thomas McElrath Appraiser General, 



William Kruse. 
George Kerr. . . 



. . . . Clerk, 

, Messenger, 



John T. Hogeboom Appraiser, 

Isaac Phillips " 

Isaac 0. Hunt " 

Richard H. Teller. . .Assistant Appraiser, 

John A. Baush " 

Samuel Leeds " 

Cornelius Savage. . . . 
Samuel A. Hopkins. 
Benjamin S. Hart . . . 
William II. Walton. 

John A. Wells 

Lewis McMulleu. . . . 



Chief Examiner, 
Examiner, 



New York 


1 




New York 




u 




(i 

ti 


New York 


u 
u 


a 


« 


u 


it 


u 


it 
a 


i; 


u 




i: 


New York 


Albany 


New York 

ii 
u 


Long Island 


New York 

u 


ii 


u 
u 


New York 


ti 


Ireland 


New York 

it 


New York 

u 


New York 


Pennsylvania 


New York 


New York 


New York 

« 

New York 

u 


Pennsylvania 

Prussia 


Ireland 


New York 


u 


u 


u 


Massachusetts 

New York 

i 


u 
(( 




New Jersey J 

New York 



* Per day while employed. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



81 



Names and Offices. 



William T. Prall Examiner, 

George H. Penniman " 

Marcellus Eells " 

Cornelius V. Slidell " 

Abraham J. Van Allen " 

Charles W. Goddard " 

Edward Raws'ou " 

L.R.Shaw 

Peter Pierce " 

Benjamin Griggs " 

Theodore P. Hart " 

Samuel P. Williams " 

Henry M. Graham " 

Michael R. Walsh 

Albert T. Merchant " 

Samuel B. Brittan " 

Oliver V Bartles " 

William II. Lawrence " 

Philip Herzog Meas. of Dry Goods, 

Robert Church " 

Edgar McMullen " 

John M. Corwin " 

Joshua Abbe " 

Albert S. Smith " 

James C. Wood " 

Henry Richard Appraiser's Clerk, 

Samuel V. Searing " 

Charles Sackreuster. ... " 

Henry C. Vail 

James M. Nelson " 

Robert T. Wild 

Richard Marvin " 

Henry Brodhead " 

Adolphus Lange " 

John P. Compton " 

Richard B. Briggs " 

Charles A. Edwards... " 

Thomas H. Stacy " 

Lewis H. Van Schaick. " 

Peter M. Teller " 

Egbert Aiken " 

William G. Shaw " 

B. B. Chapped 

Joseph M. Farrington Sampler, 

Joseph Hamilton Sampler and Cierk, 

William L. Hartshorn. ... " 

John C. Howard 

Charles Marx. " 

Samuel G. Myers " 

Benj. J. Hays Messenger, 

James Clark " 

Stephen Harris " 

Thomas J. Coutant " 



Where Employed. 



New York, 



SPECIAL EXAMINER OF DRUGS. 

Samuel Bowne Examiner, 

Henry N. Avery Assistant " 

NAVAL OFFICE. 

George Denison Naval Officer, 

Cornell S. Franklin. ..Dep^y Naval Officer, 

Wm. Usher " 

John R. Dickinson, Dep'y Naval Officer and 
Auditor . 



New York. 



New York . 



"Where Born. 



New York 



Massachusetts 



Maine 

New Jersey 
New York. 
Connecticut 
New York . 



Hungary. . . . 
Connecticut . 
New York . . 



Germany . . 
New York. 
Germany . . 
New York. 



Germany . . , 
New Jersey. 
New York . , 



Rhode Island. 
New York . . . 



Germany . . 
New York. 



New York. 



Massachusetts . 
New York. . . . 



Compensfi 
tion. 



6 



82 



TBEASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



. Casltier, 

Assistant Auditor. 
Clerk 



Gideon Ostrander. 
Thomas Hays .... 
Edwin R. Tremain 
Robert T. Corss. . . 

R. S.Randall " 

Hugh M. Herrick " 

Theo. Kane " 

John J. Herrick " 

John M. Comstock " 

Hiram S. Denison " 

Henry Merrill " 

Nathan Thayer " 

Joseph D. Baldwin " 

Peter Starr " 

George W. Parker " 

Theodore Clark " 

John 0. Johnson " 

F. L. Montgomery " 

George W. Parker " 

Alexander P. Vache " 

Edward S. Yail " 

Charles K. Bingham '. " 

David J. Masters " 

Albert H. Tuttle " 

"Walter M. Eerris " 

Harrison W. Gourley " 

Nathan C. Whitehead " 

Horace E. Dresser . . " 

Albert Gilbert " 

Robert Pardow " 

Charles E. Marston " 

John R. Lawrence " 

John Kanski " 

James H. Young " 

Jeremiah Lothrop " 

James S. Wibirt " 

Theo. Rudd " 

Henry E. Thompson " 

Charles Allyn " 

Philip Wagner " 

Thomas B. Odell " 

Louis P. Bayard " 

W. Oland Bourne " 

Alfred A. Morse " 

Frederick Wood " 

Henry Rice, jr " 

William G. Snow " 

Charles Root " 

David C. Crocker " 

James S. Wibert " 

Benjamin Sherwood " 

William S. Hastie, jr " 

Charles C. Bedford Porter 

Isaac Britton " 

Michael Carey Messenger 

surveyor's office. 

Rums F. Andrews Surveyor 

James L. Benedict Deputy Survey or ) 

George H. Shirley 

Thomas J. Brown " 

James S. Reynolds, jr Clerk, 

Wm. A. Herring " 

George H. Johnson " 



New York. 



New York . 



"Where Born. 



New York. 



Massachusetts , 
New York 

Maine 

New York. . . , 



Massachusetts 
it 

New York. . . . 



Connecticut. 
New York . . 



Vermont. 



Illinois 
New York, 



Connecticut. . . 

England 

N. Hampshire. 
New York. . . 

Italy 

New York. . . 

Maine 

New York . . . 



Syria 

Massachusetts 

Germany 
New York . . . 



Pennsylvania. . 
New York 

England 

Massachusetts . 



New York. 



New York. 
Ireland. . . . 



Ohio 

New York. 
Maine 

New York. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Massachusetts . 



$1,500 

1.500 

1,400 

1,400 

1,400 

1.400 

1,400 

1,400 

1,400 

1,400 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,200 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

900 

900 

900 

600 

500 

500 

500 



4,900 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
1,200 
1,100 
1,100 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



83 



Names and Oil ices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Kdward H. Fletcher Clerk, 


New York 

M 

u 

" ........ 

l( 

New York 

(i 

" ........ 

it 

Cold Spring 

Port Jefferson 

Albany 


Vermont 


$1,100 
1 100 


a 




Rhode Island 

New York 

Ohio 


1,000 
1,000 






1,000 


Charles "Whiting, jr " 


1,000 




1 000 


\lbert Ruttkav " 


Hungary 


700 




New York 

Ireland 


$3 per day. 
650 


Joseph Murray Messenger, 


J. W. Van Boskerck " 

P T Van Boskerck " 


New York 

Germany 


650 
650 




650 


James Murtagh Porter, 

\ 

DEBENTURE OFFICE. 

Richard Stoddard Debenture Clerk, 

H. L. Seixas " 


Ireland 


480 


Massachusetts 

New York 

Hungary 


1,000 




1,000 


Louis Ruttkay 


1,000 


John Harper 

George B. Gaskin 

Peter Ruck " 

William D. Hicks " 

Surveyors. 

H. W. Sweezey Deputy Surveyor, 

T. W. Stevens Surveyor, 

Leo. Kirchner " 


New York 

ii 

New York 

ii 

New York 

ii 
Vermont 


1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Fees. 

Fees. 

150 


Troy 


250 


CHAMPLAIN. 

George W. Goff Collector, 

Charles M. Watson . Dep. Col. and Inspr, 


Plattsburgh 

Rouse's Point 

Plattsburgh 

Rouse's Point . . . 

Mooers 


1,050 
1,000 

800 


Benj. H. Baldwin . . .Dep. CoVr, Aid and 
Clerk 


600 


Reuben Barton Dep. CoVr and Aid. 

M. F. Chase Dep. CoVr and Insp'r, 


600 
600 


James S. Shedden. . .Dep. CoVr and Aid. 

Julio P. Buel Dep. CoVr and Insp'r, 

William P. Underhill. . 

George G. Gurley 

Allen Hinman " 

Philo A. Matthews. .Dep. CoVr and Aid, 


New York 

Vermont 

New York 

Vermont 


500 


Whitehall 

Champlain 

Chateaugay 

Trout River 

Fort Covington .... 

Hogansburgh 

Plattsburgh 

Cape Vincent 

u 

French Creek 

Alexandria Bay . . . 

Millen's Bay.. ..... 

Three-mile Bay .... 

Chaumont 

Point Peninsula. . . . 

Cape Vincent 

(i 


500 
400 
400 
400 
400 


Wm. H. Babcock . . . Dep. Col. and Insp'r, 
Michael Kearney Revenue Boatman, 

CAPE YIXCEXT. 

John W. Ingalls Collector, 

William L. Huntington. . . Dep'y Collector, 


New York 

Ireland 


400 
180 


Massachusetts 

New York 

Vermont 


1,014 
730 
730 


Richard M. Esselstyn. ... " 

Ebenezer Campbell " 

George R. Torrey " 

Joshua Maine, 8 months, " 
William Wilcox, 8 months, " 

Darwin Ingerson Aid to Revenue, 

David B. Owen Boatman, 


New York 

New Hampshire. . . 

Massachusetts 

New York 

u 


730 

730 
365 
245 
245 
160 
547 
200 



84 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


DUNKIRK. 

George M. Abell Collector, 

George A. Martin Deputy Collector, 


Dunkirk 


New York 

New Jersey 

Ohio 


$500 
250 
250 


Cattaraugus 


NEAV JERSEY. 

PERTH AMBOY. 

J. Lawrence Boggs Collector, 

J. Forbes Morris . . . Dep. CoVr and Insp'r, 

James Eyns, jr Surveyor, 

Levi L\ Jarrard Inspector, 

Benjamin D. Pearce " 

John G. M. Havens " 

Jabez B. Cooley " 

Abraham Everett " 


Perth Amboy 

New Brunswick 

Long Branch 

Squam Beach 

Elizabeth Port 

South Amboy 

Bridgeton 


1,213 

600 


New Jersey 

a 
a 
a 

a 

New Jersey 

a 

New Jersey 

New Jersey 

a 

New Jersey 

New York 

North Carolina 
New Jersey 

Maryland 


150 
600 
600 
600 
500 
400 


BRIDGETOWN. 

Joseph H. Elmer Collector, 

Robert Baymore Deputy Collector, 

BURLINGTON. 


515 


Cape May 

Trenton 


None. 
16t 


GREAT EGG HARBOR. 

Israel Adams Collector, 


Great Egg Harbor . . 

a 

Newark 


250 


Jesse Adams Inspector, 

NEWARK. 

Peter "W. Martin Collector, 

Julius Van Wagenen Inspector, 

Jonathan Osborn, jr Messenger^ 

CAMDEN. 

Sylvester Birdsell . . Surveyor of Customs, 
PENNSYLVANIA. 

PHILADELPHIA. 

"William B. Thomas . . . Collector, 

"William Harbeson Deputy Collector, 

Rowland Perry . . Dep. CoVr and Auditor, 

G. Milton Allen Cashier, 

(Vacant) Estimating Duties, 

C. W. McClintock. . . .Liquidating Duties, 

Charles J. Ridgway. . . . Warehousing and 

Withdrawals 


365 

422 




•730 


a 


520 


a 


350 


New Jersey 

Philadelphia 

(i 
it 



a 
(1 
tl 

a 

a 

l( 

« 


584 


Pennsylvania 

a 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

a 

a 
a 
a 
a 


6,000 
2,500 
2,500 
1,500 
1,400 
1,400 

1,200 


Alexander M. Walkinshaw . . . .Assistant 
Cashier and Disbursements 


1,200 

1,200 
1,100 
1,100 

1,100 

1,100 

1,000 

1,000 


Robert K. Wright Re-warehousing, 

Transportation and Exportation 

J. J. Buchey Estimating Duties, 

L. Theodore Esling. Abstract of Duties, etc., 
Simon Snyder Leidy .... Statistics of Im- 
ports and Exports 

Charles S. Ridgeway. .Examinations and 
Appraisements 


William Nicholson Marine Hospital, 

Protections and Coastwise 


William J. Canby Entry and Invoice 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



60 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed 



William B. Curry Impost Book, Philadelphia 

Jacob G. Fisher Fees} 

Benjamin Huckel Correspondence 

Register, etc * 

William S. Irwin Foreign Entrances 

and Clearances 

George A. Lewis Registers, Enrol; 

ments and Licenses 

Thomas W. Martin Bond Clerk, 

S. D. Ross Statistics of Tonnage and 

Navigation 

John 0. Snowdon. . . .Permits and Exten- 
sion of Invoices 

George Seidensticker. . . .Auditors Clerk, 
Emmor R. Reynolds . Keeper ofCustom-Kse 

John Sneddon Messenger. 

George W. Leatherbury Porter, 

John Bechtel. . Watchman at Custom-lise, 

Robert Macfarlaud, . " 

Edward Wallace Naval Officer, 

D. F. Williams Deputy Naval Officer, 

Henry Hay Estimating Clerk. 

W. D. Smith Liquidating Clerk. 

Davies Wallace Abstract Clerk, 

M. A. Bertolet Impost Book, 

G. Bolton Newton, Warehouse Ledger CVk, 

Paul Jagode Warehouse Clerk, 

Samuel Baird Re-warehouse Clerk, 

Wm. J. Geissinger. Cash look and Fee CVk, 
Wm. Y. Lyon Messenger, 

E. Read Myer Surveyor. 

Charles M. Hall Deputy Surveyor, 

Thomas Hayes Clerk, 

Z. Rittenhouse ' 

George Kames Messenger, 




Appraisers' 1 Office. 

B. Rush Plumley Appraiser GenU, 

Henry Fisher . .Messenger to Appr'b Gen I 

J. M. Co well . . .Appraiser, 

Peter Fasel Assistant Appraiser. 

James G. McQuaide. ... " 

Isaac G. Colesberrv Examiner. 

William Flake " " 

George W. Hacker " 

Charles P. Miller 

Edward Pleasants " 

Alexander Campbell Packer. 

Daniel Cox " 

Joseph Kuen " 

R. S. Shute " 

Samuel Stackhouse ;i 

John L. Wilhelm " 

H. L. Harland Clerk, 

James McKinley " 

John F. Stump " 

Edward H Walton " 

E. C. Miller Messenger, 

J. G. Ellison . . Clerk of Appraisers 1 Stores, 
Edward Needles 1st Foreman of Ap- 
praisers' 1 Stores 

Wm. G. McMichael. . .2d Foreman of Ap- 
praisers' 1 Stores 

Alex. Johnson, Watchman at Appr's Stores, 



Philadelphia 



Pennsylvania . 

Germany 

Pennsylvania . 

Scotland 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania . 

Scotland 

Pennsylvania . 



Prussia 

Pennsylvania 



Pennsylvania 



Germany 
Pennsylvania , 
Delaware 
Pennsylvania . 



Ireland 

New Jersey . . 

u 

Pennsylvania . 



Tennessee. . . . 
Pennsylvania 



New York . . . 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania , 



1,000 



86 



TREASUEY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



"Where Born. 



| Compensa 
tion. 



Eob't Torrence, Watchman at Apps Stores, 

R. M. Staunton Marker, 

D. C. Skerrett Storekeeper of Port, 

James Peacock .... SupH of Warehouses, 

A. B. Sloanaker AssisH Storekeeper, 

Jacob F. Byrnes " 

Alexander Starratt " 

Thos. E. Hamilton Marker, 

Isaac F. Shaner " 

"Win. J. Gillingham Weigher, 

Joseph Butler Assist. Weigher, 

Joseph Gibbons 

Theodore L. Littlefield. . " 

John J. Franklin " 

Chalkley Kemble. . .Foreman to Weigher, 

B. A. Howell Gauger, 

Leedom Smith " 

James Alcorn Measurer, 

Joseph R. Smith " 

Samuel B. Lauffer " 

0. H. P. Parker " 

Russell Austin Inspector, 

David B. Beitler " 

Boyer Brooke " 

John R. Barher " 

Samuel M. Carr " 

Harrison Davis. . - " 

W. R, Dunham " 

Arthur R. Fongeray " 

Samuel M. Fox " 

David Foy " 

H. B. Gillingham " 

Theodore Grace " 

J. V. B. Hahn " 

George E. Hall 

William Heilman " 

0. G. Hempstead " 

JohnW. Hinkle " 

John Horter " 

J. W. Kirk 

J. Ross Kemble " 

John A. McDowell " 

Jos. R. Lyndall " 

Kennedy McCaw " 

John Mecke " 

James Metcalfe " 

Joseph Metcalfe " 

John K. Miller 

Francis J. Murrow " 

Abraham Myers " 

John C. Myers " 

L. T. Parmlee 

Jacob Parry " 

Matthew W. Perkins " 

J. N. Pomeroy " 

Charles Pryor " 

Frederick Renter " 

John R. Scott " 

Thomas J. Smith " 

Casper Souder, jr 

Joseph W. Strock 

Benjamin Swaim " 

James Taggart 

Benjamin L. Taylor " 



Philadelphia. 



Pennsylvania . 



Delaware. . . . 
Pennsylvania 



New Hampshire , 
Pennsylvania . . 



New Jersey . . 
Pennsylvania 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

New York. . . 

Pennsylvania 



New York. . . 
Pennsylvania 



Ohio 

Pennsylvania 
Connecticut.'. 
Pennsylvania 



New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 



England 

Pennsylvania 



Germany 
New Jersey . 
Pennsylvania 



New Jersey . . 
Pennsylvania 



$54* 
540 
1,500 
1,200 
900 
600 
540 
540 
480 
1,485 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
130 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,485 
1,200 
1,200 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
],095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1.095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 
1,095 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



87 



Names and Offices. 



"Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Eldridge G. Waterhouse Inspector, 

Reuben Wunder " 

Thomas Dutton Revenue Agent, 

Joseph R. Dye " 

Nelson Jay " 

Mark Low " 

Palmer C. McGinley Ji 

Joseph Mills " 

George Phillips " 

Elijah Pugh 

Edward Y. Shelmire " 

David A. Middleton 

Charles I. Brown 

E. Wagner 

John Wilde 

Wm. H. Conrad Cap. Night Insp'rs, 

George U. Taylor. ...Lieut Night fnsp'rs, 

Wm. J. Barford Night Insp'r, 

Davis Baylitts " 

John W. Bear " 

George Fry " 

Edward H. Hawkins " 

John Horner " 

Henry James " 

Joseph Kerbaugh " 

David Leckie " 

George H. Napheys " 

Jacob Perry " 

David Potts " 

Job R. Ricketts " 

J. P. Rodenbush " 

John Stillwell " 

Findlay Watt " 

Joseph Young 

John Devine. . .Night Watch on Wharves, 
James McCartney " 

William Welsh. . . " 

Isaiah G. Stratton. ..Messenger to Insp'rs, 

George Donaghy Bargeman. 

Daniel Hill " 

David Y. Moslander " 

Jos. H. Smith " 



PRESQUE ISLE. 

Thomas Wilkins Collector, I Erie. 

Richard F. Gaggin, Deputy Collector and t 
Inspector of Customs i " 



Philadelphia [Maine 

(Pennsylvania 

England 

(New Jersey. 



Lazaretto. . . . 

Bristol 

Marcus Hook. 

Chester 

Philadelphia . 



PITTSBURG. 

Charles W. Batchelor Surveyor,] Pittsburg. 

John Taylor Clerk, 

George C. McLean v 

James M. Yandergrift Aid, 

Clement W. Rudyard il 

Jno. H. Lightner ' ; 

Francis C. McClure Watchman. 

Walter Kirkpatrick " 



Delaware* 



(Delaware. . . . 
Pennsylvania 

{England 

'Pennsylvania 



Delaware 

England 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 

Yirginia 

Pennsylvania 

Ireland 

England 

Pennsylvania 

Scotland 

New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 



Germany. . . . 
Pennsylvania 

Ireland 



Delaware. . . . 
Pennsylvania 



New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 



Wales . . 
England, 



Ohio 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania 



England 

Pennsylvania 



Ireland. 



T. M. Rodney. 



Collector, I Wilmington . 



Delaware . 



* Per day, while employed. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



"Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



George Richardson Deputy Collector, 

Percifer Hook Messenger, 

Caleb Sniithers Inspector, 

Richard C. McBride Messenger, 

And. C. Reynolds Inspector, 

John Jones " 

Aaron Marshall " 

William Harris " 

"Waitman Jones *' 

Jno. R. Dickson " 

Jno. L. Bacon " 

Rhodes S. Hemans " 

Maryland. 

BALTIMORE. 

Henry TV. Hoffman Collector, 

TVm. Thos. Valiant Deputy Collector, 

TVm. Evans Cashier, 

George TV. McElroy Clerk, 

Chas. F. Newnam " 

Chas. M. Jameson " 

Thomas H. H. Leary " 

Philip T. Snowden " 

Matthew T. GosneU " 

JohnT. TVoods < : 

Wm. T. R. Saffell " 

Elijah C. Gaskill " 

C. E. Gettslich " 

Caleb Douty < : 

Francis Lane " 

Henry C. Adrean " 

David L. Karsner " 

James P. Smith Messenger, 

William H. Pierce " 

George M. Ford " 

F. Boone Porter, 

F. S. Corkran Naval Officer, 

F. S. Evans Deputy Naval Officer, 

William Corkran Clerk, 

R. R. Battee " 

E. Lamb " 

M. Offley Messenger. 

John F. McJilton Surveyor, 

Edward L. Parker Clerk, 

Edward M. Allen Inspector, 

Daniel C. Bruce " 

H. F. Byrne 

John F.'Baltzell " 

William J. Bryson " 

W. R, Chestnut " 

John C. Norris i; 

Henry J. Carroll " 

Adex. P. Dairy mple " 

Samuel Evans " 

Thomas B. Gaither " 

Kdward Hubbell 

Henry S. Hunt " 

William P. Kimball 

B. H. Kennard " 

William Lockhart " 

David G. Martin " 

Joseph Merchant " 

S. D. McConkey " 



j Wilmington. . 

u 

New Castle . . 



Delaware City. 
Port Penn. . . , 

Lewis 

Milton 

Seaford 

"myrna 

Laurel 

Milford 



Baltimore 



New Jersey 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



Delaware. . . . 
Pennsylvania 
Delaware . . . . 
New Jersey. 
Delaware .... 



Maryland. 



Virginia. . 
Maryland, 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



Virginia. . 
Maryland 



Delaware . 
Maryland . 



Dist. of Columbia 
Maryland 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



New York. 
Maryland . . 
Scotland. . , 
Maryland . . 



Pennsylvania 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



89 



Names ami Offices. 



Where Employed. 



John L. Rheeso, jr Inspector, 

D G. Murama " 

John F. Schley 

Joseph A. Skinner " 

A. Weisher " 

A. Van Ruth " 

Henry Krager " 

Theodore Clayton " 

George Peacock Captain of Watch, 

John F. Brashears " 

L. Corburth Vault Watchman, 

R. Phillips 

J. Gordon Watchman, 

William Hughes " 

John Horner " 

J. Shipley " 

William Howard " 

J.Miller " 

D.Barrett " 

Thomas Harkness " 

John Henderson " 

Thomas Bosworth " 

John Menshaw " 

James Knight " 

Robert Stewart " 

James Caulk " 

Robert Brooks " 

Thomas Dennison " 

Fred. Hammond " 

Frederick Craft " 

George W. Moore " 

Thomas Pindle " 

John L. Smith " 

William Williams " 

Richard Watts " 

Appraisers' Office. 
John F. Meredith . . . .Appraiser General, 

J. F. Wagner Appraiser, 

William J. Nicholls 

Thomas P. Jenkins Clerk, 

Charles Brecht " 

J. W. Jeffreys " 

H. J. C. Tarr Porter, 

W. H. Worthington Storekeeper, 

J. B. Askew 

George Shaffer " 

Richard B. Dorsey " 

Joseph F. Hmds Clerk, 

John B. Hays " 

William Thompson " 

C. Hesse Porter, 

James Mathney " 

John Roy " 

Thomas Kemp " 

Henry McElderry Weigher, 

William H. Ijams " 

William E. Coale Clerk, 

William Smith Ganger, 

W. H. Councilman Measurer, 

Tra B. Freeman Deputy Measurer, 

Samuel Scott Keeper of Lazaretto, 

John P. Polk Examiner of Drugs, 



Baltimore. 



Baltimore . 



Where Born. 



Maryland . 



Virginia. . 
Austria . . 
Holland . . 
Maryland . 



Ireland 

New Jersey. 
Maryland . . . 



Virginia. . 
Maryland. 



Germany . 
Maryland. 



Maryland. 



Dist. of Columbia 

Maryland 

Germany 

Missouri 

Maryland 



Germany , 
Virginia. . 
Maryland . 



New York 

Dist. of Columbia 
Maryland 



Compensa- 
tion. 



90 



TEEASURY DEPARTMENT- -CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Henry R. Reynolds . . SupH of Warehouse, 

James Donohue " Buildings, 

.. Watchman at Court-Nse, 

George Thompson Boatman, 

Richard Kennedy " 

D. H. Daneker 

Joseph Bruflf " 

A. Bartholow . " 

J. W. Wiley " 



Baltimore . 



ANNAPOLIS. 

John E. Stalker 

A. C. Tennisson 

Benj. Foxwell 

Wm. A. Quynn 



. Collector, 
. Surveyor, 



OXFORD. 
"William H. Yalliant Collector, 

VIENNA. 

Daniel J. Waddell Collector 

Deputy Collector 

William C. Mumford Surveyor, 



Annapolis .... 

St. Mary's 

Llewellensburg. 
Nottingham. . . , 



Oxford 



Vienna 

Deal's Island, 
Snow Hill . . . 



TOWN CREEK. 



James Jones , 

HAVRE DE GRACE. 



Levi Kline . 



. Surveyor, 
Surveyor, 



District of Columbia. 

Judson Mitchell Collector, 

E. G. Brown Deputy Collector, 

John P. Hilton " 

George P. Smith " 

T. D. Cathell Weigher and Measurer, 

Virginia. 

ALEXANDRIA. 

Andrew Jamieson Collector. 

S. Ferguson Beach Surveyor, 

Robert Bell, jr Deputy Collector, etc., 

Jno. Eveleth Inspector 

Samuel Baker " 

John Patrick Cogan Boatman, 



NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. 

Collector, 

Naval Officer, 

Surveyor, 



ACCOMACK. 

Henry P. Parker Surveyor, 



PETERSBURG. 



Collector 



Collector, 



Town Creek 



Havre de Grace 



Georgetown . 
Washington . 
Georgetown , 

Alexandria . 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Maryland . 



Maryland . 
« 

Maryland . 
Maryland . 



Accomack C. H. 



Maryland . 
Maryland , 



Maryland 

Massachusetts. . . 
Dist. of Columbia 
Maryland 



Virginia 
Connecticut 
Virginia. . . 



Massachusetts 
Ireland 



Virginia. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



91 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa 
tion. 


TAPPAHANNOCK. 

Collector, 








CHERRYSTONE. 

E. L. Bayley Collector, 

YORKTOWN. 
- Collector, 














WHEELING. 

Thomas Hornbrook Surveyor, 


Wheeling 


Virginia 




North Carolina. 

CAMDEN. 








EDENTON. 








PLYMOUTH. 

Collector, 








WASHINGTON. 

Collector, 








NEWBERN. 

Collector, 








OKRACOKE. 

Jennings Piggott Collector, 








BEAUFORT. 

John A. Hedrick Collector, 








WILMINGTON. 
























South Carolina. 

BEAUFORT. 

Collector, 








PORT ROYAL. 

Collector, 








CHARLESTON. 

Collector, 








, Naval Officer, 








Surveyor, 








GEORGETOWN. 

■ Collector, 








Georgia. 

SAVANNAH. 

Collector, 








Naval Officer, 








Surveyor, 









92 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



ST. MARY'S. 
- Collector. 



BRUNSWICK. 



AUGUSTA. 



Collector, 



Collector, 



Florida. 

KEY WEST. 

Charles Howe Collector, 

Willard A. Gates . . . Deputy Collector and 

Inspector 

William H. Bethell Inspector, 

Frederick Filer, Temporary Inspector and. 

Night Watch as occasion requires , 

Charles Howe Collector from May 25 

Geo. W. Ferguson . Inspector from June 1 
J. A. L. Howe, Cleric, in lieu of Deputy 

Collector for the time oeing 

Theodore Bissell Inspector, 



"Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Key "West. 



Indian Key. 



Key West. 



Cape Florida. 



PENSACOLA. 



ST. AUGUSTINE. 



Collector, 



Collector. 



ST. MARK'S. 



ST. JOHN'S. 



APALACHICOLA. 



Collector 



Collector, 



FERNANDINA. 



Collector 



Collector, 



Massachusetts . . 
Bahama Islands. 



Massachusetts . 
New York 



Massachusetts .. 
New York 



Alabama. 

MOBILE. 



Collector, 

.Naval Officer, 
Surveyor, 



SELMA. 



TDSCUMBIA. 



Mississippi. 

PEARL RIVER. 



Surveyor, 



Surveyor, 



Collector: 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



93 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


NATCHEZ. 








VICKSBURG. 








Louisiana. 

NEW ORLEANS. 

George S. Denison Acting Collector, 

Naval Officer, 




















TECHE. 








SIIREVEPORT. 








LAKEPORT. 








Texas. 

GALVESTON. 

■ Collector, 


• 






SALURIA. 

Collector: 








Collector, 








BROWNSVILLE. 








PASO DEL NORTE (FRANKLIN.) 

Wm. W. Mills Collector, 








Tennessee. 

MEMPHIS. 

Euel Hough Surveyor, 

Surveyor, 








i 






HICKMAN. 

Charles Hubbard Surveyor, 

Ohio. 

SANDUSKY. 

John Youngs Collector, 

H. P. Radcliff Deputy Collector, 

John Jenney " 

Alexander Ledyard " 


i 

1 

j 






Sandusky 

D ort Clinton 

EEuron 


New York 

Massachusetts 

tfew York 

Pennsylvania 

tfew York 


$1,660 
800 
200 
30 
200 
200 
365 


Vermillion 

Fremont I 

Sandusky \. 


Charles H. Krebs " 1 

Chauncey C. BUI Clerk, I 



94: 



TKEASUEY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



CUYAHOGA. 

C. J. Ballard Collector, 

William A. Dole Deputy " 

Louis Bitter Inspector, 

William Bowler " 

George Lyman Clerk, 

Henry D. Ives Aid, 

A. E. Burlson " 

0. W. Appleby. ..Dep'y ColVr and Insp'r, 
Charles Bowers. . " 
Samuel Buthe. .. . " 
Latham Stanton.. " 
Amos Brown Porter, 

TOLEDO. 

Andrew Stephan Collector 

Darwin E. Gardner Deputy " 

James S. Fissilla Inspector 

CINCINNATI. 

Enoch T. Carson Surveyor, 

Michigan. 

DETROIT. 

Nelson G. Isbell Collector, 

John G. Erwin 

Albert W. Town 

Samuel Zug 

William Sanborn 

Darius Lawson 

Frederick Carlisle 

Digby V. Bell, jr 

William W. Howland 

Caleb T. Powers 

Peter Babillion. . . , 

J. Wilkie Moore. 

George Jackson 

James W. Sutton 

Abijah W. Smith. 

William S. Moore 

Edward Lauderdale 

Daniel Shean 

John W. Thompson 

John S. Judson 

Silas W. Eaton 

Henry Robertson 

Healy C. Akeley 

Joseph C. Corbishley 

Samuel H. Farnsworth 

Rums C. Hathaway 

Jeremiah Jenks 

Simon B. Roussou 

Pontiff Gouin 

Thomas Hopson 

John H. Smith 

John P. Long 

MICHILIMACKINAC. 

J. W. McMath Collector, 

C. R. Tyler 

S. W. Smith 

C. R. Wright 

W. W. Barton 

Bela Chapman 



Where Employed. 



Cleveland . 



Toledo 



Cincinnati. 



Detroit. 



Port Huron. 
Detroit 



Port Huron. . . , 

yCity 

Monroe 

Algonac 

Grand Haven. . . 

St. Clair 

Wyandotte 
New Baltimore. 

Lexington 

Ecorse 

Grosse Point . . . 
Hamtramck 

Detroit 

Springwells 



Michilimackinac 

Green Bay 

Manitowoc 

Beaver Harbor.. 

North Port 

Michilimackinac 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New York 

Massachusetts 

Germany 

New York. . . . 

Ohio 

New York. . . . 



New Hampshire . 

New York 

Connecticut 

New York 



Bavaria 

Ohio 

New Hampshire. 



New York. 



Pennsylvania. . 
New York. . . . 
Massachusetts. 
New Jersey . . . 
Pennsylvania . . 
Connecticut . . . 
New York. . . . 

France 

New York. . . . 



Ireland 

Scotland 

New York 

Vermont , 

Michigan , 

Vermont 

Atlantic Ocean.. . 

Vermont 

Massachusetts . . . 
New Hampshire. 
Michigan 



Ireland. . 
Germany. 
Denmark. 



New York. 



Ohio 

New York 

New Hampshire. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



95 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Patrick McCann Michilimackinac. . 

G. II. Carlton jSault Ste. Marie. . 

P. M. Everett iMarquette 

C. B. Sheldon |Houghton 

IT. Selby Ontonagon 

T. H. Hogan [Superior 

N. Drouelliard Charlotte 



Where Born. 



Ireland 

New York 
. J Massachusetts. 
Michigan , 



Illinois. 

CHICAGO. 

Luther Haven Collector 

Thomas J. Kinsella Deputy Collector, 

Hiram Hugunin " 

L. C. Hugunin Inspector, 

William K. Speed " 

Patrick Connolly " 

Collins Shackelford Clerk, 

William Coleman Inspector, 

Charles Douglass " 

Charles Yorpahl " 

L. T. Swift 

Gustavus Baumer " 

J. G. Beckerly. Janitor, 

John Ryan Watchman, 

ALTON. 

J. H. Yager Surveyor, 

GALENA. 

Daniel Wann Surveyor, 

QTTIXC Y. 

James J. Langdon Surveyor, 

CAIRO. 

Daniel Arter Surveyor, 

Francis A. Fair 

Hugh Worthington 

Mitchell Pell 

John Gilbert 

B. P. McFarlan 

PEORIA. 

Lysander R. Webb Surveyor, 

Charles C. Hale Aid to Revenue, 

. u Justus Munson " 

Wisconsin. 

MILWAUKEE. 

Edwin Palmer Collector, 

C. Latham Sholes Deputy Collector, 

Gottlob E. Weiss Inspector, 

Romanzo B. Rice " 

John Burke IVatchman, 

David C. Hawkins Deputy Collector, 

Hubbard Crocker " 

Henry Lines " 

Harry Griswold " 



Chicago. 



Waukegan, 
t. hicago. . . , 



Pennsylvania 
Canada 



Alton 



Galena 



Massachusetts . 

Ireland 

New York. . . . 



Kentucky . . 
Ireland .... 
Wisconsin. . 
Ireland. . . . 
New York. 
Prussia.. . . 
Connecticut 
Prussia .... 
Maryland . . 
Ireland 



Germany. 



Marvland. 



Quincey \ Connecticut 



Cairo 

Mound City. . . 
Metropolis .... 

Brooklyn 

Golconda 

Elizabethtown . 



Peoria. 



Milwaukee 

u 
{( 

Sheboygan 

Port Washington. 

Kenosha 

Racine 



Ohio 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Unknown . . . 

Ohio , 

Unknown . . . 



Massachusetts. 

Ohio 

England 



Connecticut . . 
Pennsylvania 
Germany 

Vermont 

Ireland 

New York. . . 



Connecticut, 



* And fees. 



t Including fees. 



X Per month, while employed. 



96 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



Kentucky. 

LOUISVILLE. 

Charles B. Cotton Surveyor, 

H. C. Courtney Deputy and Clerk, 

Lawrence Mack. . . . Porter and Messenger, 

PADUCAH. 

"Warren Thornberry Surveyor, 

Charles H. Bonnin Clerk, 

Philander C. Ross Inspector, 

Missouri. 

ST. LOUIS. 

R. J. Howard. . Surveyor, etc., 

A . B. M. Thompson Cleric. 

John Samson " 

Thimian Woodruff " 

Michael Powers Inspector, 

Alex. Matthews Warehouseman, 

Henry Uebel Janitor, 

HANNIBAL. 

N. 0. Archer Surveyor, 

Indiana. 

EVANSVILLE. 

Andrew L. Robinson Surveyor. 

G. S. Webb 

Alfred Beesley 

George W. McKeaig 

Arnold Merithew 

P. W. Brigham 

James M. Templeton 

Prancis A. Brown 

W\ H. Forsyth 

John Schubert. 

NEW ALBANY. 

Jacob Anthony Surveyor, 

James Spence 

John S. Hughes 

Samuel Fribbs 

J. W. Stephenson 

Theodore Roberts 

Milton Yeatch 

J. McCauley 

William Howard 

William Ray 

Iowa. 

BURLINGTON. 

Clark Dunham Surveyor, 

DUBUQUE. 

John B. Henion Surveyor, 



Where Employed. 



Louisville. 



Paducah . 



St. Louis 



Hannibal 



Evansville . . . 

u 

u 

Shawneetown 

Rockport . 

Paducah 

Mount Yernon 
Boonville .... 
Grandview . . , 
Evansville 

New Albany. , 
si 

« 

u 
u 

Jefferson ville . , 



Burlington. 



Dubuque. 



Where Born. 



Kentucky 
Missouri. . 
Ireland. . . 



Pennsylvania 
Ohio 



Delaware 
Pennsylvania 

Scotland 

Connecticut. . 
Ireland 



Germany 



Yermont. . 

Ohio 

England. . . 
Kentucky . . 
New York . 



North Carolina. 

Yirginia 

Kentucky .... 
Germany 



Indiana 



Kentucky, 



Yermont 



New Jersey. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



62,000 

1,000 

400 



500 

1-1 50 



3,000 
1,500 
1,200 
1.000 
1,095 
500 
4S0 



1,000 



950 
%l 00 p. d. 
\l 00 p. d. 
f 1 00 p. d. 
Jl 00 p. d. 
%\ 00 p. d. 
\l 00 p. d. 
Jl 00 p. d. 
+ 1 00 p. d. 
{I 00 p. d. 



$1 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 

1 50 p. d. 

2 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 
1 50 p. d. 



500 



37S 



* Compensation has not been fixed by the Secretary of the Treasury. 
t Per day, from October 2 to November 20, 1861. 
% While employed. 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



97 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


KEOKUK. 

John Stannus Surveyor, 




Virginia 


$400 


W. N. Stannus Clerk, 




Ohio 


400 


California. 

SACRAMENTO. 

Lucius H. Foote Collector, 


Sacramento 

Benicia 


New York 


*3,000 


SONOMA. 

Seth M Swain Collector: 


3,000 




San Diego.. . 


Ireland 


3,T50 


SAN PEJ)RO. 

Oscar Macy Collector, 






3,060 






2,000 


SAN FRANCISCO. 

Collector's Office. 

Ira P. Pankin Collector, 

5. Frank Miller. ..Dep'y Col. and Auditor, 
(I D. Cushman Deputy Collector, 


San Francisco 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 


6,000 
3,125 
3,125 




Maryland 

Connecticut 

Massachusetts .... 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Massachusetts 

Maine 


3,125 


C H Wilson . . Cashier 


2,500 


J. W. Foard Entry Clerk, 

0. M. Olden . . . .Liquidating Entry Clerk, 
Edward Daniels Impost Bookkeeper, 

Frank Soule. . Invoice and Recording Clerk, 
E. W. Bourne . . . Clerk to AssH Treasurer, 

J. Kingsbury AssH Entry Clerk, 

J. H. Gardiner Register Clerk, 


2,500 
2,250 
2,250 
2,250 
2,250 
2,500 
2,100 


San Francisco 

it 
t( 

Cf 


South Carolina .... 
Ohio 


2,100 
2,100 


G. H. A. Dimpfel. Entrance and Clearance 


New York 

New Jersey 

New York. ........ 

Ireland 


2,100 


R. W. Yansyckle Messenger, 

William M. Dye " 

T J Sullivan " 


1,080 
1,080 
1,080 


James H. Fisk Captain of Watch, 

John H. Wood Watchman, 

J. C. Whipple " 


Connecticut 

Massachusetts 

N. Hampshire 

Massachusetts 

New Jersey 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

u 

Georgia 


1,368 
1,080 
1,080 


Samuel J. Bridge . . . .Appraiser General, 

B. W. Mndge Appraiser. 

John P. Zane " 

James Baxter Assistant Appraiser, 

Henry Marshall " 

C. A. McNulty Examiner, 

William Pearson " 


2.500 
2,500 
2,500 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 


James S. Kennedy " 

C. M. Hitchcock Examiner of Drugs, 

T. 0. Lewis Abstract Clerk, 


2,000 
2,000 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Maine 


1,620 


Joseph A, Perkins Invoice Clerk, 

Charles H. Gaulbert . .Sup'tof Laborers, 

Isaiah Eakin Messenger. 

Wm. McG. Barry Laborer, 


1,620 
1,642 


Pennsylvania 

Ireland 


1,1*0 

1,080 









* And fees. 



98 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



Names and Offices. 



James Feeney. . 
James Semple. . 
Nathan B. Hoyt 



.Laborer, 



Where Employed. 



San Francisco. 



Warehouse Department. 

H. D. Oliphant Superintendent, San Francisco. 

Theodore A. Mudge Bond ClerkA 

S. N. Hopkins. . . . Merchandise Bookkeeper, 

H. M. Miller Warehouse Entry Clerk, 

W. W. Eastabrook Storekeeper, 

W. A. Darling Abstract Clerk, 

Henry M. Whitney Receiving Clerk, 

Charles E. Holt Delivery Clerk, 

Joseph Weed Assistant Storekeeper, 

D. K. Swim " 

Albert E. Field " 

John H. Muggridge Watchman, 

David B. Jackson " 

James Kanaran Laborer, 

Samuel Pillsbury " 

Thomas Morse " 

George A. Curtis " 

George Douglass " 

Oscar Allison " 

D. C. Dolson Messenger, 



Surveyor's Office. 

John T. McLean Surveyor, 

Lewis C. Gunn Deputy Surveyor, 

Wm. F. Tracy Messenger, 

Weighers, Measurers, and Gaugers. 

Daniel Cony Weigher and Measurer, 

James Lardley Gauger, 

Biddle Boggs . .Laborer, Weigher & MeasW, 

Patrick McEntire, " 

John Pennycook, " 

John F. Wertheimer, " 

James M. Hurd, LaVr, Weigher & Gauger, 

Peter M. Scooffy, " 

Inspectors. 

John Banning Inspector, 

Isaac Swain " 

William Horton " 

J. H. Purkitt " 

Artemas Rogers " 

J. S. Mattoon " 

William Yiereck " 

L. M. Manzur " 

G. W. Granniss " 

G. H. Simonton " 

Orin Bailey " 

Milton Hall, jr " 

J. H. Purdy 

E. H. Coe " 

Robert Rogers " 

J. W. Probasco " 

C. P. Wolcott 

J. M. Choynski " 

W. A. Abbott " 

B. Midgett " 

Asa D. Hatch " 



San Francisco. 



San Francisco. 



San Francisco. 



"Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Ireland . . . . 
New York . 



Massachusetts . 



Pennsylvania. . . . 

New York 

New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts . . 



Connecticut. 



Maine 

Massachusetts . . . 
New Hampshire. 
New York 



Massachusetts 
Maine 



Connecticut. 
New York. . 



New York , 

New Hampshire , 



Maine 

Scotland 

Pennsylvania. 

Ireland 

Scotland 

Germany 
Connecticut . . 
Greece 



New York. . . . 
Massachusetts . 



New York 

Ohio 

Hamburg 

New York 

Connecticut 

New York 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Massachusetts 
Pennsylvania 
New York 



Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts . 

Prussia 

Maine 

North Carolina 
Maine 



TREASURY DEPARTMENT— CUSTOMS. 



99 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed, 



J. J. Owen Inspector, 

George Barry " 

Thomas P. Baxter " 

Solomon Cooper " 

Revenue Boat. 

Isaiah Baker, jr Boarding Officer, 

II. Bargestream Bargeman, 

P. A. Duffy 

Naval Office. 

"Millard B. Far well. ! Naval Officer, 

S. D. Jones 1st Entry Clerk, 

Win. V. Wells. . Cashier and Impost Clerk, 

C. G. Thomas Entry Clerk, 

Louis R. Lull. . Clearance and Bond Clerk, 

J. W. Eaton Warehouse Clerk, 

Hugh Whipple Messenger, 

STOCKTON. 

S. W. Sperry Collector, 

Minnesota, 

ST. PAUL. 

George W. Moore. . .Dep. Col. and Insp'r. 

PEMBINA. 

Joseph Lemay Collector, 

Oregon, 

ASTORIA. 

Wm. L. Adams Collector, etc., 

W. W. Parker Deputy Gollector, etc., 

John 0. Waterman . . Surveyor and Jn-spV, 
Jona. L. Stout Inspector, 

PORT OXFORD. 

William Tichener Collector, 

Deputy Collector, 

CAPE PERPETUA. 

E. P. Drew Collector, 

Washington Territory, 

PUGET SOUND. 

Victor Smith Collector, 

NESQUALLT. 

Jacob R Meeker Surveyor, 



Alviso 

Trinidad 

Crescent City . 
Humboldt Bay. 



San Francisco. 



Where Born. 



Massachusetts. 



Massachusetts . 

Norway 

Ireland 



San Francisco Massachusetts. 

Maine 

j Massachusetts . 
[Pennsylvania . 

Vermont 

,New York. . . . 

Pennsylvania . 



Stockton . 

St. Paul . 
Pembina 



Astoria 

Astoria & Portland . 

Portland 

Shoal Water Bay. 
W. T 



Port Oxford. 
Coos Bay. . . 



Gardiner 



Angelos .. 
Nesqually. 



Pennsylvania 



Ohio.... 
Vermont. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New Hampshire . . 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Secretary of the Interior. 

Caleb B. Smith 

Assistant Secretary. 

John P. Usher 

Watton J. Smith Chief Clerk 

Disbursing Clerks. 

Peter Lammond 

L. B. Brady 

A. S.H.White 

Clerks. 

Henry Beard 

Noble D. Earner 

J. T. Taylor 

W. W. Cowling •. 

Thomas S. Burr 

C. 0. Thompson 

Quincy Parker 

Messengers. 

J. W. Shields 

W. IT. Treadway 

TV. N. Keefe 

Watchmen. 
TV. E. Skelly 

Thomas N. Adams 

T. D. Hodgkin 

R. TV. Spain 

TV. H. Faulkner 

John B. Lord 

TV. H. Nally 

De Witt Clark 

Francis Reeside 

Michael J. Grelsh 

Henry Evans Laborer, 

William Cook " 

James Gorman " 

DISTRIBUTION OP CONGRESSIONAL DOCU- 
MENTS AND JOURNALS. 

James Wiles Superintendent, 

Warren Cor win Assistant, 

Leander H. Crall '. 

John N. Ford Packer, 

J. W. Sanderson Laborer, 

William Syphax " 

E. Taylor " 

FOR THE SUPPRESSION OP THE AFRICAN 
SLAVE TRADE. 

George C. Whiting Superintendent, 

E. C. Mayhew Clerk, 

Henry C. Rowse " 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 
Indiana 



New York 

Ohio 

New Hampshire. 



Ohio 

District Columbia. 

Virginia 

Ohio 

District Columbia. 

New York 

Indiana 



New York 

Michigan 

District Columbia. 



Maryland. 



District Columbia. 
Virginia 



Vermont 

District Columbia 



Michigan . 
Maryland. 



Virginia 

District Columbia. 
Ireland 



Ohio 



Pennsylvania 
District Columbia. 

New York 

Virginia 



Virginia. 
Indiana. 
Ohio 



1,800 

1,200 

1,200 

900 

$2 per day 

600 

600 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



101 



Names and Otticcs. 



General Land Office. 

COMMISSIONER. 

James M. Edmunds 



Joseph S. Wilson Chief Clerk, 

J. N. Granger Recorder, 

Wm. V. Ii. Brown, P. C. P. L 

Martin Buell, P. C. P. L. C 

S. J. Dallas, Prin. Clerk of Surveys. 

J. H. Hawes Draughtsman, 

H. Mitchell Assistant Draughtsman, 

J. R. Atkinson Survey Clerk, 

W. 0. Stoddard Clerk to Sign Land 

Patents 



Clerks. 



J. W. De KrafTt 

W. H. Lowrv 

Wm. A. Cook 

B. T. Reilly 

Benjamin Evens 

Oliver Dufour 

H. L. Skinner 

I. W. Irwin 

D. McCarty 

W. W. King 

J. W. Walton , 

Thomas Cromwell 

W. M. Thompson 

J. H. Gray 

Joseph A. Williamson. 
D. L. Eaton 

C. M. Heaton 

John Manley 

M. Mobley 

A. K. Smith .-. 

A. Holmead 

G. P. Howell 

Wm. 0. Lumsdon 

T. T. O'Dell 

A. M. Clark 

J. E. Parker 

J. B. Bloss 

John D. Patten 

Joseph A. Deeble 

J. M. Latta 

M. E. N. Howell 

P. H. Reinhard 

James Edmund 

N. Dubois 

W. L. Avery 

Rufus Prentice 

J. E. Ennis 

W. W. Curtis 

L. A. Spaulding 

T. F. Stokes 

M. L. Brosius 

W. A. Browning 

D. C. Forney 

W. Reynolds, jr 

Thomas A. Slater 



Whore Employed. 



Washington 



Wasbinarton 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New York. 



District Columbia. 

New York 

District Columbia . 
Massachusetts 

Poland 

New York 

Virginia 



District Columbia . 
Pennsylvania 



New Jersey , 

Indiana 

Michigan : . 

Virginia , 

New York 

Maryland 

Ohio 

Maryland 

Virginia 

New York 

District Columbia. 

Maine 

Ohio 

Maine 

Indiana 

Virginia 

District Columbia. 
Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 



New York 

Massachusetts. . . , 
District Columbia. 

Indiana , 

New York , 

Pennsylvania 

Michigan , 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 

Connecticut 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

New York , 

Pennsylvania 



District Columbia. 
Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Louisiana 



102 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 1 "Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Clerks. 
C. Clark 


Washington 

u 
if 

a 


Michigan . . . 


$1,400 
1 400 


W. Brewster 


New York 

Delaware 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

New Yorlc. 

Massachusetts 


A. T. Gray 


1 400 


W. K. Mendenhall 


1 400 


Zebina Moses 


1 400 


John S. Poler 


1 400 


J. A . Beard 


1 400 


H. Barber.. 


1 400 


F. Kingman 


1 400 


H. N. Tagt 


1 400 


A. Steele 


a 

u 
(( 

a 
a 
a 
u 
u 
a 

u 

u 
u 
if 

it 

........ 

u 

u 
ft 
if 

a 
tt 
tt 

tt 

ii 
u 

ti 

u 

11 


Connecticut 

Maryland 


1 200 


G. W. Beal] 


1 200 


C. Young 


Kentucky 


1 200 




Maryland 


1 200 


W. G. Whittlesey 


New York 

New Jersey ....... 

Virginia 


1 200 


S. B. Eead 


1 200 


G. W. Conn 


1,200 


DeWitt Kent 


Marylan'd 


1,200 


W. A. Marks 


Virginia 


1 200 




Indiana 


1 200 


W. F. Wallace 

T. Franks 


Pennsylvania 

ti 

New York 

Ohio 


1,200 
1 200 


A. T. Britton 


1 200 


J. L. Mills 


1 200 


A. P. Barnes 


Illinois 


1,200 


R. M. Ross 


Ohio 


1,200 


N. Eastman 


New York 

Indiana. . ; 

New Jersey 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Vermont 


1 200 




1,200 


G. W. Metlar 


1 200 




1 200 


J. T. Peale 


1 200 




1.200 


C. R. Barns 


New York 

Kentucky 

England 


1 200 


J. E. Darnell 


1,200 


I. Cheshire 


1,200 


A. T. Britton 


Rhode Island 

Maine 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 


1,200 


B. Freeman 


1,200 




1,200 




1,200 


J. P. Kellogg - 


it 


1,200 


Walter R. Irwin 


Illinois 

Virginia 

Maryland 


1,200 


G. Rowzee Messenger, 

W. E. Moran " 


840 
700 


W.S.Graham " 


Dist. of Columbia. . . 
England 


700 

TOO 


0. G. Abell 


Kentucky 


700 


T. H. Quincy Packer, 

Samuel Coomes Laborer, 


Massachusetts 

Maryland 


600 
600 


B. C. Freeman " 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
Virginia 


600 


P. B. Fridley " 

James Anderson " 


600 
600 


R. Hodgkins ,l 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
Greece 


600 


R. P. Queen " 


600 


W. J. Wise " 


600 


Peter S. Kemon Watchman. 


600 


E. C. Eckloff " 


Dist. of Columbia. . 

u 

Indiana . ' 


600 


John T. Parson " 

R Crawford " 


600 
600 


C C Martin " 


Virginia 


600 


E. H. Bates " 


New York 

Maryland 


600 


W. J. Brown 

George W. Dutton " 


600 
600 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE, 



103 



Niimos and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Clerks under Act of March 3, 1855. 

John Hood (director) 

W. Y. Selleck 

E. Brewer 

Jacob Fouke 

H. F. Condict 

S. S. Turner 

Alexander Leib 

F. M. Heaton 

M. L. Yetter 

A. M. Swan 

L. L. Minor 

J. Georgie 

J. F. Stoek 

D. Rees 

A. J. Stansbury 

J. S. Tyssowski 

0. G. Abell 

A. A. Wheelock 

Owen Thorn 

J. Molinard 

G. L. Rice 



Washington , 



C. C "Wilson Laborer, 

George W. Adrian " 

Temporary Clerks under Act of 1855. 

J. L. Cramer 

II. Ricketts 

M. M. Field 



Washington . 



Washington 



Surveyors of Public Lands. 

DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI. 

William Cuddy Surveyor General 

Thomas Cuddy Chief Clerk, 

John K. Rychlicki Clerk, 

Gabriel Hoffstetter " 

DISTRICT OF IOWA AND WISCONSIN. 

Thomas J. Townsend. .Surveyor GeneraliDubv 

George M. O'Brien Chief Clerk. 

Samuel Bugh . . . Principal Draughtsman, 

Clerk, 

Isaac N. Higbee " 

William Johnson " 

Eugene H. Townsend *. . " 

Calvin G. Wilson " 

Charles T. Wyman " 

James Halsted. Watchman and Messenger, 



St. Louis 



que 



DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA. 

William D. Washburn. Surveyor General, 

John D. Brown Chitf Clerk, 

William R. Wood . . . Chief Draughtsman, 

Rufus Cook AssH Draughtsman, 

George Watson Transcribing Clerk, 

George Mott " 

John N. Babcock, Compiling Descrip. Notes, 
George D. Bray Messenger, 



St. Paul. 



Pennsylvania . 
New York . . . 
Maryland. . . . 

Virginia 

New Jersey. . 

( ieorgia 

Pennsylvania 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania 

Germany 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia 



Illinois 

California 

Dist. of Columbia. 

France 

Massachusetts. . . . 



New Hampshire, 
Maryland , 



New York. 
Maryland . . 



England 

Hungary 

Poland 

Switzerland. . . . 

New York 

Ireland 

Ohio 

New York 

Vermont 

Maryland 

New York 

Dist. of Columbia 
New York 

Maine 

Connecticut 

England 

New Hampshire. 

Ohio 

New York 

u 

Maine 



10L 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT—GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. 

E. F. Beale Surveyor General, 

Edward Conway Chief Clerk, 

Rufus C Hopkins. . . .Keeper of Archives, 

Casimir Bielawski Draughtsman, 

Frederick E. Kerlin Examiner, 

James H. Wilds Draughtsman, 

Sam. R. Dnmmer. . Charge Public Records, 

Robison Gibbons Draughtsman. 

Francis B. Harte Clerk, 

John M. Ver Mehr " 

Frederick C. Gummer " 

DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO. 

1 John A.. Clark Surveyor General, 

David J. Miller. . Translator & Chief Clerk, 

Charles R. Mag-ruder Draughtsman. 

Juan. Climaco Tapia Clerk, 

James M. Edgar ' 

Felis Tapia Messenger, 

DISTRICT OF DAKOTA. 

George D. Hill Surveyor General, 

N. Edmonson Chief Clerk, 

Geo. W. Lamson Draughtsman 

W. H. Saunders Clerk 




Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Santa Fe. 



DISTRICT OF COLORADO. 

Francis M. Case Surveyor General 

Eli M. Ashley Chief Clerh 

Joseph L. Morlan Draughtsman: 



DISTRICT OF NEVADA. 

John W. North Surveyor General, 

John F. Kidder Chief Clerk, 

Julius E. Garrett Draughtsman, 

DISTRICT OF OREGON. 

Bynon J. Pengra Surveyor General, 

George H. Belden Chief Clerk, 

James M. Curley Draughtsman, 

Joel Ware Assistant Si 

James B. Underwood Clerk, 

James H. D. Henderson " 

Elisha J. Applegate " 

Horace F. Stratton " 

William Smith Messenger, 

DISTRICT OF KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. 

Mark Delahay Surveyor General, 

George C. Yan Zandt Chief Clerk, 

Henry Smith Accountant, 

Henrv C, F. Hackbusch. . .Draughtsman. 

C. Colden Whitman " 

Clark J. Hanks Clerk, 

DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 

Anson G. Henry Surveyor General, 

E. Giddings . .". Chief Clerk, 

Alleck C. Smith Draughtsman, 

Jared S. Hurd . . . Ckrk, 

Elwood Evans 



Eugene City. 



,Dist. of Columbia. .1 

JNew York j 

iYirginia j 

(Austria 

Pennsylvania . . 
Massachusetts. . . 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania . . 

New York 

Belgium 

Australia 



Alabama.. . . 
Maryland . . . 
New Mexico. 
Kentucky . . 
Mexico 



New York. . . 
Connecticut. . 

Ireland 

Ohio 

New York. . . 
Kentucky 

Missouri 

Pennsylvania. 
England 



Leavenworth City. 



Olympia. 



Dist. of Columbia. 



New York . 



Kentucky 

New York. . . 
Pennsylvania 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



105 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


• 
Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


DISTRICT OF UTAH TERRITORY. 

Samuel It. Fox Surveyor General, 

D. H. Hopkins Clerk, 

Clerk appointed under first section Act 
March 3, 1853, to carry out provision of 
Acts June 12, 1840, and Jan. 23, 1853. 


Salt Lake City 




$4,000 
1.200 

2.000 


Washington 

St. Louis 


New York 

England 


A. Renard Recorder of Land TilLs. 

E. P. Kendrick, Surveyor of the Virginia 


Switzerland 


500 


Chilicothe 


Fees. 




Pontotoc 




500 


Chilicothe 

Vincennes 

Indianapolis 

Springfield 

Booneville 

Ironton 


Ohio 




Registers. 

Robert D. McDou^al . . 


■g L Lei 

es m > 
A ■ Z. « 

3 "3 P 2 


Abner T. Ellis 


Connecticut 

Virginia 


5 b % S 


Win. F. Elkin ' 


Kentucky 

Vermont 


2 * Z ** 




gji.-fl • 




Virginia 


S o it p b 

o * > S 3 




Calhoun 




H. F. Fellows 


Springfield 

St. Stephen's 


Pennsylvania 


u » S j 5! 
J N g =5 <-> 


(Vacancy) 


£ O S £ - 




Greenville 




||J*o 




Huntsville 




£*5£.s 


K 


Tuscaloosa 




a a c ^-.-3 


It 


Elba 




C S is £. 


(( 


Pemopolis 




2 J — ~ .2 


a 


Montgomery 




r^-i:* 


tl 


Centre 




g^ljg 


(i 


Washington 




Is^is 


.< 


Paulding 




PF I 2 CS * J 


K * 






5 . =55 B 


a 


Grenada 




II J s l 


<i 


Columbus 


t 


S^sA'S 


« 


New Orleans 




c 2 to _ 2 


H 


Opelousas 




hingt 
s, res 
ng fe 
arran 
2.500 


tc 


Monroe 




tc 


Greensburg 




S. 2 2 o s 


it 


Nachitoches 




J. Gr. Peterson 


Detroit 


Germany 


John F. Driggs 


East Saginaw 

Ionia 


New York 

New Hampshire . . . 
New York 


gW^Joo * 


Stephen F. Page 


0li ! § .2 


James J. St. Clair 


Marquette 

Traverse City 

Batesville 


1 2 & is k 


Morgan Bates 


=2 ~ £ ° "' 


(Vacancy) 


?2'g|. s 




Little Rock 




o^.S^c 


u 


Washington 




• 5 lt-§! 


a 


Huntsville 




"S.S S Z'Z 


a 


Clarksville. ....... 




Sg|*§ 




Champagnole. . . , . . 




5§'c|o 


» 


Tallahassee 




ll§8.l 


" 


St. Augustine 




TnS'-ScjS 








CB S S • - S 




Tampa 






Stewart G-oodrell 


Fort Des Moines. . . 

Council Bluffs 

Fort Dodge 


Pennsylvania 






Charles B. Richards 

« 1 


New York 


rH ► SOQ 



106 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Win. II. Bigelow 

Andrew B. Jaokson. 

Michael Field , 

Stephen IT. Alban. . . 
George A. Metzger. , 

F. W. Bardlet: 

'Gilbert E. Porter.. . 
George B. Tingley... 
Antonio M. Pico. . . 

A. J. Snyder 

John M. Eddy , 

George Webster. . . , 
Henry W. Briggs. . , 
Granville M. Stickney. 



Where Employed. 



Sioux City 

Menasha 

Falls of St. Croix. 
Stevens's Point. . 

La Crosse 

Bayfield 

Eau Claire 

♦San Francisco. . 
♦Los Angeles. . . . 

♦Marysville 

♦Humboldt 

♦Stockton 

♦Yisalia 

Taylor's Falls.... 



T. C. McClure St. Cloud 



J.H.Welch 

DanaE. King 

Abner E. Tibbetts... 

F. A. Renz 

Luke Marvin 

Z. Harlow Morse. . . . 
W. A. Starkweather. 

John Kelly 

A. A. Denny 

Joseph M. Fletcher. . 
Franklin GL Adams. . 

Asahel Low 

Jonathan C. Burnett. 
Robert Mc Bratney. . 
Edward B. Taylor... 
Richard F. Barrett . . 

Royal Buck 

Floris Yan Reuth. . . 

J. Houghton 

Henry A. Kennedy. , 



Receiyers. 



James Rowe 

William Boaz 

Greorge N. Black. . .' 
John S. McFarland. 
Carroll R. Peck . . . 

Willis Holland 

William B. Farmer. 
(Vacancy) 



Winnebago City. 

Forest City 

St. Peter 

Henderson 

Portland 

Otter Tail City. . . 
f Oregon City. . . . 
fRoseburg. 

fOlympia 

Yancouver 

Topeka 

Atchison 

Humboldt 

Junction City. . . . 

Omaha City 

Brownsville 

Nebraska City. . 
Dakota City . . . . 

JSanta Fe 

Vermillion 



Chilicothe . . , 
Indianapolis . 
Springfield. . . 
Booneville . . . 

Ironton 

Calhoun 

Springfield. . . 
St. Stephen's. 
Greenville. . . 
Huntsville. . . 
Tuscaloosa . . 

Elba 

Demopolis . . . 
Montgomery . 

Centre 

Washington. . 

Paulding 

Jackson 

Grenada 

Columbus . . . 
New Orleans. 
Opelousas 



Where Born. 



New York 

Connecticut. . . 
New York. . . . 

Ohio 

Germany 

Maine 

New York 

Kentucky 

California 

Ohio 

Massachusetts 

Indiana 

New York. . . . 
Maine 



New York . 



Maine 

Germany .... 

England 

Maine 

Connecticut. . 

Ireland 

Indiana 

England 

New York. . . 
Maryland .... 

Vermont 

Ohio 

Kentucky .... 
Kentucky . . . 
Pennsylvania . 

Holland 

Virginia 



Virginia. . 
Kentucky 



North Carolina 
New York. . . . 



* Salary $3,000. Allowed office rent. 

t Salary $2,500; also allowed office rent, but no fees of any kind whatever allowed, 

% Salary and fees not to exceed $3,000. 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 



10' 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 




Monroe 






(i 


(ireensburg 






ii 


Natchitoches 








Detroit. 


New York 

u 

Pennsylvania 

New York 






Kast Saginaw 




John G Dexter 


Ionia 






Marquette 

Traverse City 

Batesville 








(Vacancy) 

u 




Little Rock 






„ 


Washington 






l< 


Huntsville 






11 


Clarksville 






.'( 


Champagnole 






u 


Tallahassee 








St. Augustine 






u 


Newnansville 








Tampa 






John G Weeks . 


Council Bluffs 

Fort Dodge 


Ohio 






New York 








J P Edie 


Sioux City 

*Menasha 

Falls of St. Croix. . 
Stevens's Point. . . . 
La Crosse 


Pennsylvania 

New York 

South Carolina 

New York 

u 




John J McClellan 










1 








a 


H Clav "Williams 


Eau Claire 


New York 

Vermont 

Massachusetts 

Indiana 






*San Francisco. . . . 

*Los Angeles 

*Marvsville 

*Humboldt 

*Stockton 

*Visalia 

Taylor's Falls 

St.' Cloud 


y 






William H Pratt 


c 


Connecticut 

New York 

Maine 


is 

o 




0/ 




EG 




Vermont 






New Hampshire . . . 

New York 

New Brunswick. . . 

Kentucky 

New Hampshire . . . 
Ohio 




H. W. Holley 


Winnebago City 

Forrest City 

Henderson 

Portland 

Otter Tail City. .... 


























W. T. Matlock 


f Oregon City 

fRoseburg 

Olympia 


Tennessee 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts .... 

Kentucky 

Connecticut 

New York 

Ohio 




George E. Briggs 










Vancouver 

Topeka 








Ira H Smith 


Atchison 






Humboldt 

Junction City 

Omaha City 

Brownsville 

Nebraska City 

Dakota City 

Santa Fe 








B M. Turnbull 


Connecticut 

Indiana 














A. H. Jackson 


Tennessee 

Pennsylvania 




John Greiner 




Jesse Wherry 


Vermillion 













* Salary $3,000. Allowed office rent. 

t Salary $2,500; also allowed office rent, but no fees of any kind whatever allowed. Receivers allowed actual 
and necessary expenses in depositing. 



108 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PATENT OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Patent Office. 

COMMISSIONER. ■ 

D. P. Holloway 

John L. Hayes Chief Clerk, 

Examiners in Chief. 

T. C. Theaker 

S. H. Hodges 

J. J. Coombs 

Examiners. 

Henry Baldwin 

Titian R. Peale 

William B. Taylor 

B. F. James 

Samuel E. Coues 

C. G.Page 

J. M. Blanchard 

B. F. Hedrick 

J. W. Jayne 

William Bebb 

Assistant Examiners. 

J. Van Santvoord 

J. H. Adams 

A. M. Smith 

W. C. Doane 

R, D. Clarke 

T. C. Connolly 

C. Arick 

N. Crawford 

Fourth Class Clerk. 
Hugh McCormick Disbursment Clerk 

W. E. Jillson Librarian, 

S. P. Bell Machinist, 

Third Class Clerks. 

C. E. Upperman 

A. C. Tonner 

A. Moore 

W. C. Tuck 

Second Assistant Examiners. 

J. T. Fales 

J. J. Halsted. 

S. S. Fahnestock 

•D. S. Stewart 

W r . C. Dodge 

W. T. Dennis 

E. Quinn 

Second Class Clerks. 

William G. Cranch 

P. E. Wilson 

J. M. tlolloway Messenger, 



Washington 

Washington 

Washington . 


Ohio 


Maine . 


Pennsylvania 

Vermont 


u 


Maine 


Washington 


Pennsylvania 




u 

Massachusetts 

New Hampshire. . . 

Massachusetts 

Vermont 




North Carolina 

New Jersey 

Ohio 


Washington 

a 
u 
u 


New York 

Massachusetts .... 
New York 

u 


u 


Indiana 


« 


Ohio 


it 


Connecticut 


u 


Dist. of Columbia. . 





Rhode Island 


c< 


New York 


Washington 

a 
u 


Dist. of Columbia. . 
Pennsylvania ..... 


u 


Maine 


u 


Maryland 


Washington 


Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania 




New York 


Washington 


Dist. of Columbia . . 
Virginia 


Washington 


Indiana 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



109 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Copiers of Drawings. 

J. H. Phillips 

G-. A. C. Smith 

C. N. Parmelee 

Temporary Clerks. 

J. E. Mendenhall 

Edward Bebb 

R. C. Weightman 

William F. Hall 

L. Bosworth 

E. Evans 

CI. F. McCallmont 

T. H. Sypherd , 

II. Locke 

A.. T. Sangston 

E. W. W. Griffin 

J. W. Krepps 

R. G. Campbell 

A. C. Klink 

F. J. Stratton 

R. 0. Dormer. 

H. W. Throckmorton 

J. A. M cKean 

E. J. Underwood 

E. G. Smith 

F. W. Ritter 

Jno. K. Smith 

J. W. Jenkins 

Watchmen. 

W. H. Nalley 

George McCartey 

James Campbell 

Thomas Lucas 

Librarian of Copyrights. 
Edmund Flagg m 

Iadian Office. 

William P. Pole Commissioner. 

Charles E. Mix Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

F. M. Clark 

James Steele 

John W. Ray 

H. Miller 

E. F. Ruth 

William Haves 

H. E. Rives '. 

J. Edward Burbank 

Luther R. Brady 

E. L. Stevens 

J. F. Usher 

Joseph C. Howells • 

J. W. Somers 

R. I. Harrison 

John H. Smoot 

Jesse Conrad 

J. B. Gordon 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington , 



Washington 

Washington . 
Washington . 

Washington . 



Where Born. 



Pennsylvania . 
N. Hampshire, 
Connecticut . . . 



Indiana 



Virginia 

Vermont 

Dist. of Columbia 



Virginia 

Ohio 

Delaware 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



Pennsylvania 
New York. . . 

Ohio 

Virginia 

Illinois 

New York. . . 
Connecticut. . 



Dist. of Columbia 



Virginia . 



Maine. 



New Hampshire. 
Connecticut 



I Compensa- 
tion. 



(_ Drawings 
1 estimat'd. 



Maine 

New Hampshire . 

New York 

Maryland 



New York 

Illinois , 

Pennsvlvania 
Ohio 

New Hampshire . . 
Massachusetts 

England 

North Carolina . . 

Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. . 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire . . 



110 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Clerks under Special Acts of Congress. 

John W. Wells 

William L. Woods 

George F. Watton 



Where Employed. 



Temporary Clerks. 

H. J. Alvord 

George H. Hoitzman 

John S. Williams 

C. A. Horr 

Horace W. Smith 

Q. A. Parker 

Lewis S. Hayden 

Thomas E. McGraw 



A. De Witzleben Draughtsman, 

John Ingram Messenger, 

James R. Drain " 

D. C. Davis Watchman, 

Samuel Cassidy " 

Isaac Landic Laborer, 

Charles J. Jones " 

New York Agency. 

Delos E. Sill 

Nicholson H. Parker 



Michigan Agency. 

DeWitt C. Leach Agent, 

John C. Comfort Messenger, 

Andrew J. Blackbird Interpreter, 

Louis Genereau " 

William B. Pierce " 

Charles H. Rodd " 

Edward Ashmun 4 " 

Silas P. Murch Teacher 

L. E. Montferrand " 

Josiah James Blacksmith, 

Daniel Asher Ass't Blacksmith, 

B. Newel Comfort Carpenter, 

Aaron B. Page Teacher, 

Thomas C. Healy " 

John Heaphy " 

John B. Weikamp Teacher, 

Mary A. Chittenden " 

Andrew Porter " 

George Elliott " 

John Smith " 

Miriam C. Gibson " 

Henrietta M. Dougherty " 

John S. Discou " 

Theodosia Hull " 

John Bean, jr " 

David B. Foster " 

William H. Tefe " 

William E. Powers " 

Elizabeth E. Cowan " 

William H. Leach " 

George C. Thorp " 

James Stevens Blacksmith, 

Aw-ko-we-say " 

JaredH Gay " 



Washington. 



Washington 



Washington , 
Washington 



Washington . 
Washington . 



Ellicottville 



Detroit . 



Little Traverse . 

Oceana , 

Grand Traverse., 

Isabella 

Sault St. Marie . , 
LAnse 



Grand Traverse. 

Oceana 

Sheboygan .... 

Till Cross 

Sugar Island . . . 

Bear River 

Point Iroquois . . 

Oceana 

Grand Traverse. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Maryland. 

Ohio 

Indiana . . 



Massachusetts 

Dist. of Columbia . 

Maryland 

New York 

Indiana 



Maryland. 



France 

England 

Dist. of Columbia 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Dist. of Columbia 



New York. 



New York. 

Michigan . . 



New York. 
Canada. . . . 
Michigan . . 



Canada 
England. . , 
Michigan . . 
New York. 
Vermont. . . 
Ireland 



Germany. . . . 

New York . . 

Pennsylvania . 

New York. . . 

Canada 

Pennsylvania . 

Michigan 

Pine River JNew York. . . 

Middle Tillage Ohio 

Oceana | Vermont 

Michigan 

Little Traverse [Pennsylvania 

Grand Traverse . 

Mason 

Oceana 

Garden Island . . 
Little Traverse . 
Grand Traverse, 
Oceana 



Michigan . . , 
Connecticut. 
Michigan . . . 



New York. 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



Ill 



Names and Offices. 



Harvey Pliinney Blacksmith, 

Pe-nay-se-naw-naw-quot. Asst. Blacksm ith 

David Ankowosay " 

Laura A. Law Teacher, 

William J. Swift " • 

Edwin Burt. . . k " 

Ann M. Marks " 

Henry Jackson " 

Horatio Brooks il 

Mary Miller " 

Benjamin Cushway Blacksmith, 

"William Chatrield Asst. Blacksmith, 

Alfred Willey Sup/, Mill, 

Wesley H. Leach, Miller and Bookkeeper, 

Green Bay Agency. 

Moses M. Davis Agent, 

William Powell Interpreter, 

Frederick Haas Farmer, 

Ignatius Wetzel Blacksmith, 

Seymour Petahwanaquet, Asst. BVksmith, 

Samuel T. Litch Miller, 

Orlin Andrews Teacher, 

Mrs. Rosalie Dousman " 

Jane Dousman Supt. Saving School, 

Jeremiah Slingerland Teacher, 

E. A. Goodenough " 

David Lewis " 

Mrs. Jeremiah Slingerland " 

Harvey Field Blacksmith, 

Pa-she-to Asst. Blacksmith, 

Wah-ke-mow " 

Edwin P. Murdack Miller, 

Harmon H. Martin Farmer, 

Myron McCord, jr Teacher, 

Lorenzo D. Tracy " 

NORTHERN SUPERINTENDENCY. 

Clark W. Thompson Superintendent, 

Cyrus G. Wykoff Clerk. 

Agency for the Chippewas of the Missis- 
sippi, 

Lucius C. Walker Agent, 

Paul H. Beaulieu Interpreter, 

Sylvester Statelar Blacksmith, 

R. M. Lafferty 

S. G-. Wright Teacher, 

Edward Oliver Asst. Blacksmith, 

George Vanvoltenburgh Blacksmith, 

Willie Mungee Asst. Blacksmith, 

James Whitehead Engineer, 

George F. Townsend Physician, 

Emeline F. Wright Teacher, 

Agency for the Chippewas of Luke Su- 
perior. 

Luther E. Webb Agent, 

Timothy Hegney Teacher, 

Dillon O'Brien/. " 

William E. Tantassell Blacksmith, 



Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


Sault St. Marie 


Massachusetts 


$600 


Grand Traverse. ... 
Isabella 


Michigan 


240 




240 


New York 

u 

Pennsylvania 


400 




400 


u 


400 


.1 


400 


Saganing 


400 


Isabella 




400 


« 


Ireland 


400 


" 


Michigan 


600 


(i 




200 


u 




600 


(I 


Ohio 


500 


Portage City, Wis. . 
Menomonee reserve, 


Vermont 


1,000 
400 


Wisconsin 


u 


Germanv 


600 


u 


u 


480 


Wisconsin 


240 


u 


New York 


600 
420 


a 


Michigan 


300 


u 


Wisconsin 


300 


Stockbridge reserve, 


New York 


400 


Oneida reserve .... 


" 


200 


u 


u 


100 


Stockbridge reserve, 




200 


Menomonee reserve, 


New Jersey 


600 


" 


Wisconsin 


240 


i< 


t< 


240 


" 


New Hampshire . . . 


600 


" 


New York 


600 
400 


Oneida reserve 


tt 


150 


St. Paul, Minn 


Minnesota 


2,000 


Fort Pipley, Minn. . 


Vermont 


1,500 
400 


Michigan 


" 


Ohio 


600 


Lake Winnebago- 






shish 


" 


600 




New York 


600 


Leech Lake 


Marvland 


240 


New York 


600 


Lake Winnebago- 






shish 




240 


Leech Lake 


$20 pr. mo. 
1,500 




Maine 


Lake Winnebago- 




shish 


New York 


120 


Bavfield, Wis 




1,500 
400 


Grand Portage 

La Pointe 


Ireland 




400 


Odanah 


New York 


600 



112 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Joseph De Numa Asst. Blacksmith. 

George E. Wheeler Blacksmith, 

D. J. Minor Teacher, 

C. B. Calkins Blacksmith, 

L. P. C. Bradt Farm Laborer, 

Joseph Grenoe Interpreter, 

Mary Hegney Teacher, 

Joseph Wishkoop Asst. Blacksmith, 

R. B. Carlton Blacksmith, 

W. M. Carlton Farmer, 

Beuben M. "Webster " 

John Youngman Asst. Smith, 

N. Q. Punches Farmer, 

Marcellus Coda Asst. Smith, 

Francis McElroy Blacksmith, 

Yespasian Smith Physician, 

Henry Elliott Blacksmith, 

Elizabeth O'Brien Teacher, 

Agency for the Sioux of Minnesota. 
Thomas J. Galbraith Agent, 

H. D.. J. Coons Interpreter, 

E. A. Goodell. Farmer, 

J. L. Wakefield Physician, 

P. P. Humphrey " 

Noah Links Warehouse Clerk, 

Charles Crawford Asst. Clerk, 

George H. Gleason. . . . Warehouse Clerk, 

John Nairn Carpenter, 

Patrick Daily Asst. Carpenter, 

Edward Bebo " 

M. M. Carson Carpenter, 

A. B. Murch Asst. Carpenter, 

Henry Resca Laborer, 

N. A. Miller Blacksmith, 

C. A. Cramsie Asst. Blacksmith, 

Edward Cramsie " 

Hubert Smith Blacksmith, 

Michael Iton Asst. Blacksmith, 

David Jones " 

M. E. Hurd Engineer, 

Jonas Pettijohn Teacher, 

Mis. J. Pettijohn Asst. Teacher, 

J. B. Reynolds Teacher, 

Mrs. J. B. Reynolds Asst. Teacher, 

Richard Hoback Teamster, 

Mahlou Freeman " 

John Lamb '. " 

Fred. Dickinson Laborer, 

Koran Horan " 

John Bergink " 

Joseph McFern " 

David O'Connor " 

Alexander Hunter Asst. Carpenter, 

Winnebago Agency. 

St. A. D. Balcombe Agent, 

Peter Mauaige Interpreter, 

Mary Alexander Teacher, 

J. L. Alexander Miller, 

Hugh McMurtrie Teamster. 



Where Employed. 



Odanah 

St. Louis river. . . 

Bad river 

Lac Court O'Reille. 

Fond du Lac 

Lake Superiof .... 
Grand Portage . . . 



Yermilion Lake. 
Bois Forte 



Indian country 

Yermont 

New York. . . . 
Minnesota .... 
Wisconsin. . . . 



Lac Court O'Reille 

Red Cliff 

Bayfield 

Grand Portage. . . . 
La Pointe 



Yellow Medicine, 
Minn 



Lower agency 

Upper and Lower 
reserve 



Lower reserve 



Upper reserve . 



Lower reserve . 



Upper reserve 
Red Iron Yillage. . . 

Red Wood Yillage . 

u 

Upper reserve 



Lower reserve. . . 
Yellow Medicine. 
Lower reserve . . . 



Upper reserve. 
Lower reserve . 



Winnebago Agency, 



Where Born. 



Ireland. . . 
Minnesota . 
New York, 
Michigan . 



Wisconsin . . . 

Ohio 

Wisconsin . . . 
Pennsylvania 
Yirginia 



Ireland . 



Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts 
Connecticut. . . 



Ohio 

Minnesota 
Massachusetts . 

Scotland 

Canada 



Maine 

New York. . . 

Germany 

New York. . . 
Pennsylvania . 

Ireland 

Germany 
Switzerland. . 

Indiana 

Yermont .... 
Ohio 



New York. 

Ohio 

Indiana. . . 
New York, 



Maine . . . 
Germany 



Pennsylvania . 

Ireland 

Scotland 



Wisconsin 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$22 pr. 
22 pr. 

$30 pr. 
18 pr. 

$25 pr. 
20 pr. 



$12 pr. 
40 pr. 



$20 pr. 
20 pr. 
20 pr. 
15 pr. 
15 pr. 
15 pr. 
15 pr. 
18 pr. 
22 pr. 



$240 
600 
GOO 
GOO 
GOO 
400 
100 
240 
600 
400 
400 
240 
400 
240 
250 

1,200 
608 
300 



1,500 

400 

600 

1,000 

1,000 

600 
400 
300 
600 
mo. 
mo. 
600 
mo. 
mo. 
600 
mo. 
mo. 
600 
600 
mo. 
mo. 
420 
240 
420 
300 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 
mo. 



New York. . . 
Pennsylvania 



1,500 
400 
360 
600 
240 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



115 



Names and Offices. 



Bradford L. Porter Interpreter, 

Louis Arnell Asst. Smith, 

Lucius Dyer Supt. Farms, 

Ira S. Smith Supt. Schools, 

John Johnson Blacksmith. 

Aaron Foyles Laborer, 



CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENCY. 

Harrison B. Branch Superintendent, St. Joseph, Mo. 

J. J. Lawler Clerk, 

Charles Bell Messenger, 



Where Emplo}-cd. 



Winnebago Agency 



Wisconsin 



Upper Platte Agency. 
John Loree Agent, 

Omaha Agency. 

Orsamus H. Irish Agent, 

H. Fontenelle Interpreter, 

Austin Rockwell Engineer. 

Hiram B. Gaylord Asst. Engineer, 

Ed. R. Nash Sawyer, 

James Ashley Blacksmith. 

Thos. McCauly Asst. Blacksmith. 

Edward Miller 

John Springer Asst. Miller 

T. D. Crook Farmer 

Ottoe and Missouri Agency. 

John P. Baker Agent, 

Jacob Shaw Blacksmith, 

Wm. Daily Chief Engineer, 

Samuel A. Chambois Acting Farmer. 

David Shotts Farm Laborer, 

William Wykes '! 

Russell Peery Physician, 



Deer Creek, N. T. 



Decatur, N.T... 
Omaha Agency. 



"Where Born. 



Kentucky 



Comper 
tion. 



Nebraska. 
Illinois . . . 



Nebraska City, N.T. 



Pawnee Agency. 

Henry W. De Puy Agent 

Joseph McFadden Interpreter, 

Hiram Merick Farmer. 

Alonzo Perkins Miller, 

Hugh Roseburg Engineer, 

Lester W. Piatt Teacher, 

Moses Welch Blacksmith. 

Henry Halliday Tin and Gunsmith, 

Frank Dettie Asst. Miller. 

James McAllister Laborer, 

Michael McDonald ' : 

George Sard " 

James Marie " 

Judson Needham " 

Baptiste Bahalei " 

Jonas Welsh Herdsman, 

Kickapoo Agency. 

Charles B. Keith Agent, 

Paschall Pensioneau Interpreter, 

Delaware Agency. 

Fielding Johnson Agent, 

William G. Bradshaw. .Miller <b Sawyer, 

Robert Lundy Measurer of Timber, 

Isaac Johnnycake Interpreter, 

8 



Genoa, N. T 

Pawnee Tillage. . 
Pawnee Agency . 



Muscotah, Kansas. 



Quindaro, Kansas 
Delaware Agency. . 



New Tork, 
England. . , 
Nebraska. . 



New York. 



Pennsylvania 

England 

Kentucky . . . 
England 



New Tork. . . 
Pennsylvania 
New Tork. . . 



Pennsylvania 
Connecticut. . 

England 

Scotland 

Nebraska 
Scotland .... 



New Tork. 
England. . . 
Michigan.. . 
Nebraska. . 
England. . . 



Termont. 
Kansas . . 



Indiana 

Pennsylvania 

jGeorgia 

lOhio 



$360 
;56J 

480 
GOO 
500 
360 



2,000 

1,200 

150 



1,500 



1,500 
400 

1,200 
600 
600 
480 
120 
120 
300 
600 



1,500 

480 

1,200 

600 

$30 p. mo. 

30 p. mo. 



1,500 
400 
600 
600 

1,200 
600 
600 
600 
240 
480 
480 
480 
480 
480 
480 
480 



1,500 
400 



1,500 

|8.p M ft. 

15 p. mo. 

400 



112 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN* OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



'ihomas Williams Blacksmith, 

Shawnee and Wyandott Agency. 

James B. Abbott Agent, 

Matthew King Interpreter, 

Silas Armstrong 

Pottawatomie Agency. 
W. W. Ross Agent, 

J. N. Bourrasa Interpreter, 

S. R. Palmer Physician, 

Amable Toupin Asst. Blacksmith, 

A. B. Perine Blacksmith, 

Charles N. Gray Wagon Maker, 

S. M. Ferguson Blacksmith, 

L. R. Darling Ferryman, 

John B. Bruno Asst. Blacksmith, 

Great Nemaha Agency. 

John A. BurbaA Agent, 

Isaac Cleveland Blacksmith, 

John Lyons Asst. Blacksmith, 

John Sperry Blacksmith, 

Thomas C. Litle Asst. Blacksmith-, 

George Gormes. Interpreter, 

Harvey W. Forman Farmer, 

Elisha Dorion Interpreter, 

August Matthes Asst. Blacksmith, 

Philip Bremer Farmer, 

Michael Lyons Asst. Farmer, 

Daniel Burgoyne . . .• Blacksmith, 

Michael Griffin 

J. M. "Washburn Teacher, 

Sac and Fox Agency. 

C. C. Hutchinson '. Agent 

F'iwarc! A. I.andon . Gvvsmit 1 ; 

Thomas E. Spencer Blacksmith 

Thomas J. Connolly Interpreter, 

"Wesley Ivey Asst. Blacksmith, 

Kansas Agency. 

H. W. Farnsworth Agent, 

Joseph James Interpreter, 

Osage River Agency. 

Gustavus A. Colton Agent 

John Bouree Interpreter, 

S. G. Albro Blacksmith, 

George N. Wheeler Asst. Blacksmith. 

SOUTHERN SUPEKINTENDENCY. 

William G. Coffin Superintendent. 

NeosJio Agency. 

Peter P. Elder Agent, 

Joseph Swiss Interpreter, 

Cherokee Agency. 
C, W. Chatterton Agent, 



Nohart, Kansas. . . . 
Sac and Fox Reserve 



Iowa Reserve . . . 

u 

Sac and Fox Reserve 

Iowa Reserve. . . 
it 

Sac and Fox Reserve 



Lexington, Kansas 
Agency 



St. Mary's Mission 

Kansas 

Agency 



Iowa Reserve. 



Sac and Fox Agency 



Council Grove, Kan 
Kansas Agency. . . , 



Paola, Kansas. 

Agency 

Miami Village. 



Humboldt, Kansas 



Where Born. 



Connecticut . 

Canada 

Ohio 



Ohio 

Kansas 
Indiana. . . . 
Canada. . . 
New York. 

Maine 

Ohio 



In diana. . . . 
New York. 
Missouri . . . 
Connecticut 

Ohio 

Mexico. 
Kentucky . , 
Kansas .... 
Germany. . . 

Ohio 

Ireland. . . . 



Yermont. 



Michigan. 



Yermont . 
Kansas . . 



Yermont. . . 
Indiana. . . . 
New York. 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE.' 



115 



Names and Offices. 



Creek Agency. 
George A. Cutler 



Agent, 



Seminole Agency. 
Geo. C. Snow Agent, 

Wichita Agency. 
K. H. Carruth 



DACOTAH SUPERIN'TEXDENCY. 

William Jayne, Governor and ex-officio 
Superintendent 



Upper Missouri Agency. 
Samuel N. Latta Agent, 

Tancton Sioux Agency. 

Walter A. Burleigh Agent, 

James Kenny Laborer, 

Mathias Nelson " 

William Hammond " 

William MUroy 

Ponca Agency. 

John B. Hoffman Agent, 

Francis Roy Interpreter, 

F. La Blanc . . .Blacksmith and Gunsmith, 

J. A. Lewis Farmer, 

George Leuguer Engineer, 

George W. Howe Saivyer, 

James T. Smull Mitt-hand, 

J. Floeder " 

Bap. De Lodge " 

John Dillon Laborer, 

John Collins " 

Otto Kundson " 

J. S. Hill " 

Blackfeet Agency. 

H. W. Reed Agent, 

Thomas Mack Farmer. 

H. Arnel Interpreter. 

A. Tion Laborer. 

J. Tion " 

M. Multon " 

0. Werner " 



COLORADO SUPERIXTEXDENCY. 

John Evans Gov. and ex officio SupH, 

Upper Arkansas Agency. 
Samuel G. Colley Agent, 

Conejos Agency. 
Lafayette Head Agent, 

NEW MEXICO SUPERINTENDENCY. 

James L. Collins Superintendent, 



Where Employed. 



Yancton Sioux ag'cy 



Ponca agency. 



Blackfeet agency 



Denver. 



Fort Wise 



Santa Fe. 



Where Born. 



Illinois . 



Pennsylvania 

Ireland 

Norway 

Maine 

Indiana 



New York. . . 

Missouri 

Canada 

Vermont 

Germany 
Pennsylvania . 

Virginia 

Germany 

Missouri 

Ireland 



Denmark 
Maine. . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



*70 
*50 
*50 
*30 
*20 
*20 
*20 
*20 
*20 
*20 
*12 



$1,500 



1,500 



1,50 



2,500 



1'500 



1,500 
180 
240 
240 
240 



1,500 
400 

per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 
per mo. 



1,500 
600 
600 
240 
240 
240 
240 



2.500 



1,500 



1,500 



2,000 



* With board. 



116 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



"Where Employed. 



Utah Agency. 

W. F. M. Amy Agent, 

Luke Murray Interpreter, 

Apache Agency. 
Michael Steck Agent, 

Abiguin Agency. 
Jose A. Mausinares Agent, 

Santa Fe Agency. 
John Ward Agent, 

Navajoe Agency. 

Ramon Luna Agent, 

Antonio Jose Lafoya Interpreter, 

UTAH SUPERINTENDENCY. 

James D. Doty Superintendent, 

Fred. W. Hatch Agent, 

Luther Mann, jr " 

NEVADA SUPERINTENDENCY. 

James W. Nye. . Gov. and ex officio SupH, 

Jacob T. Lockhart Agent, 

Joseph Lane Interpreter, 

CALIFORNIA SDPERINTENDENCY. 

George M. Hansom.. Sup'g ag't north'ndist. 
J. P. H."Wentworth.. iSttp'gr agH south' n dist. 

Klamath Agency. 

N. E. Hanson Supervisor, (temp) 

J. S. Welton Physician, 

G. W. Terrill Farmer, 

M. G-. Tucker Interpreter, 

Thomas A. Sherwood Overseer, 

Mrs. N. L. Suell Teacher, 

J. Davidson „ Blacksmith, 

L. Linder Laborer, 

D. Davidson " 

W. Heght Blacksmith, 

G-. Yocum Laborer, 

California Agency. 

J. G-. Alexander Supervisor, 

Y. Lacke John Laborer, 

Norval » 

M. Montague « 

Tejon Agency. 

Theodore Bosch utto Supervisor, 

R. T. Hayes Physician, 

J. V. Rosemyre Interpreter, 

M. A. Vineyard Teacher, 

Cage Tucker Overseer, 

Thomas J. Moorman Farmer, 

Colorado Desert Sub-Agency. 
A. W. Baker Supervisor, 



Utah agency. 



Apache agency. . 
Abiquin agency . 
Santa Fe agency. 
Navajoe agency.. 



Salt Lake City. 



Carson City. 



San Francisco. 



Klamath agency. 
Wakell reserve. . 



Cassell reserve . . 
"Wakell reserve. . 
Klamath reserve . 



Nome Lackee res. 



Tejon reserve. 



Tule river. . . . 
Tejon reserve. 



Agency 



Where Born. 



New York. 
Indiana . . , 



Illinois .... 
Connecticut 
Ohio 



New York 

Ohio 

Indiana . . . 



Kentucky 



Ohio 

Wisconsin 
Kentucky 

Texas. . . . 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$1,550 
500 



1,550 
1,550 
1,550 



1,500 
500 



2,000 
1,550 
1,000 



2,500 
1,000 



3,600 
3,600 



1,800 
1,200 
900 
900 
900 
720 
900 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 



1,800 
50 per mo. 
50 per mo. 
50 per mo. 



1,800 
1,500 
1,000 
"720 
900 
1,020 



1,800 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



117 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. I 



'Where Born. 



Fresno Agency. 

William Pixley Supervisor, 

Alexander Kennedy Farmer, 

William G. Campbell " 

Mendocino Reserve. 

D. W. Smith Supervisor, 

L. Upsham Laborer, 

Wiley " 

M. Whipple " 

Dr. Pern' Physician, 

Round Valley Reservation. 

James Short Supervisor, 

John B. Clark. Laborer andSupHpro tern, 

S. M. McCloud Laborer, 

Abraham McCloud " 

L. Battell " 

OREGON SUPERIXTEXDEXCT. 

William H. Rector Superintendent, 

Eastern Oregon or Dalles Agency. 

William Logan Agent, 

William Chinook Interpreter, 

H. A. Plummer Laborer, 

W. J. Macaulley " 

Peter Hanry " 

Thomas L. Fitch Physician, 

John M. Marden . . Carpenter, 

Mitsal-po Herder, 

George Packer 

Mark Head Chief, 

James Hamell Herder, 

J. P. Lockwood Carpenter, 

E. H. Fitts Laborer, 

F. B. Chase Blacksmith, 

John Bush Laborer, 

Edward Hawkins " 

Johu S. Kelly " 

Robert Anderson " 

Eli Ostrander " 



Fresno agency j 

" .... ; Mary land. 
King's river | Kentucky 



Mendocino res . 



'Ohio 



Reservation. 



Portland, Oregon. 



Agency 

Warm Spring res. 



Grand Ronde Agency. 

James B. Condon Agent, 

Rogue River Bob Interpreter, 

J. F. Randolph Physician, 

A. McMeekian Blacksmith, 

G-eorge S. Knight Sup't Farming, 

Edward A-bs't Blacksmith, 

F. Miller Carpenter, 

P. Healy Teacher, 

Samuel H. Knight Farmer, 

H. W. Eades Sawyer and Miller, \ 



Oregon . 



Germany 

New York 

DisW of Columbia 
Oregon 



Ireland 

New York 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

Germany 

Iowa 

Ireland 



Grand Ronde res. 



TJmpqua Farm 
Mill 



Linus 



Urapqua 
Brooks 



Sub- Agency. 



^.^?^.|Umpqua. 



Siletz Agency. 

BenjamiD R. Biddie Agents Agency. 

J. P. Roberts Laborer " 



Germany 



Oregon. . 
Virginia . 
Ireland. . 
Maine. . . 
Oregon. . 
Germany 
Ireland. . 
Maine. . . 
Missouri. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$1,800 
75 per mo. 
75 per mo. 



1,800 
50 per mo. 
50 per mo. 
50 per mo. 



1,800 

150 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 



2,500 



1,500 

500 

60 per mo. 

60 per mo. 

60 per mo. 

1,000 
4 50 perd. 
30 per mo. 
30 per mo. 
500 
70 per mo. 
4 50 perd. 
60 per mo. 

1,000 
60 per mo. 
60 per mo. 
60 per mo. 
60 per mo. 
60 per ma 



1,500 

500 

1,000 

1,000 

65 per mo. 

40 per mo. 

75 per mo. 
800 

65 per mo. 

75 per mo. 



1,500 



1,500 
60 per mo. 



118 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— INDIAN OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Umatilla Sub-Agency. 

George H. Abbott Sub- Agent, 

John Teel Physician, 

S. M. Black SupH Farming, 

Michael Copenhaver Farmer, 

Schuyler Carpenter Carpenter, 

Joseph Fisher Blacksmith, 

J. A. Lasourd . .Millwright and Foreman, 

Antoine Plassier Interpreter, 

Backus Heury Carpenter, 

G. A. Stanglan " 

Byron N. Dawes " 

Jacob Keith Laborer, 

W. W. Chafin " 

WASHINGTON SUPERINTENDENCY. 

C. H. Hale Superintendent, 

Squaksin Agency. 
Wm. H. Barnhart Agent, 

Vicinity of Port Townsend. 
Henry A. "Webster Agent, 

Yakima Agency. 

A. A. Bancroft Agent, 

J: H. Wilbur SupH Farming 

Wm. Wright Teacher, 

Sarah Wright Ass't Teacher, 

S. H. Roberts & . . Physician, 

Fred. Peasp Gunsmith, 

Joseph Spink Blacksmith, 

Alfred Hall Carpenter, 

J. B. Dickerson Wagon Maker, 

Augustus Bunnell Tinner, 

B. F. Snelling SupH Farming, 

0. E. Peace Farmer, 

George Sigget " 

Nez Perces Agency. 

Charles Hutchins Agent, 

J. W. Craig Interpreter. 

Henry Mc Anally Laborer, 

George Montone Interpreter, 

Thos. W. Page SupH Farming, 

William Ploughman AssH Farmer, 

Dr. Thibadeau Physician, 

John Silcott . . . . Carpenter, 

Benjamin Davis Wagon Maker, 

Joseph Raymond Blacksmith, 

John Libby Laborer, 

Thos. W. Beall " 

S. Thomas " 

N. Dutron Carpenter, j 

Wm. Dickinson " 

Peter Weatherspoon AssH Farmer, 

Pierre Reese Laborer. 



Umatilla sub-ag'cy. 



Ohio 



Olympia, W. T. 



Squaksin agency. 
Port Townsend. . 



Yakima agency. 



Nez Perces reserve . 



Flathead Agency. 

Ezra Baker Agent, 

Q. B. Raboin Interpreter, 



Flathead agency. 



Virginia 

New York 

Germany 

France 

Oregon . 

New York. . . . 

Germany 

Massachusetts . 

France 

Tennessee 



New York 

Delaware 

Indiana 

Maine , 

Germany 
England. ..-.., 

New York 

Illinois 

New York. . . . 

Missouri 

Massachusetts . 
Illinois 



$1,500 
1,200 
1,000 
720 
1,000 
900 
165 per mo. 
500 
115 per mo. 
115 per mo. 
105 per mo. 
65 per mo. 
50 per mo. 



2,500 



Washington Ter. 
Ireland 



Missouri. 



Canada 
New York. 



Indian Territory. 

Germany 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Washington Ter 



1,500 



1,500 



1,500 
1,200 
*800 
*600 

*1,000 
*720 
*900 

*1,000 
*900 

*1,000 

*1,000 
*800 
*800 



1,500 

500 

600 

500 

1,000 

720 

1,000 

1,200 

1,000 

1,000 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

50 per mo. 

100 per mo 

100 per mc 

60 per mo. 

50 per mo. 



1,500 
500 



* And rations 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PENSION OFFICE. 



119 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



P. M? Lafontain . ..Packer and Voyageur,] Flathead agency. . 

S.D.Williams 

B. P. Standefer Paekmaster, 

William Henry Packer and Voyageur, 

James Gautier. ... " 

James Gird Laborer, 

James A. Mullan Physician, 



Pugefs Sound Agency. 
Wesley B. Gosnell Agent, 

D. M. Mounts Farmer, 

J. L. Perkins Carpenter, 

J. C. Patton Blacksmith, 

Thos. G. Lowe Interpreter, 

Dan. Verner AssH Farmer, 

C. C. Pagctt Physician, 

Thomas Dixon Sawyer, 

Wm. M. Morrow Farmer, 

W. H. O'Harver Carpenter, 

B.F.Shaw 

R. C. Fay Farmer, 

J. F. Guerrin Blacksmith, 

James H. Goudy Ass't Farmer, 

E. C. Chirouse Teacher, 

Wm. Pope Interpreter, 

D. S. Maynard Laborer, 



Where Born. 



Canada, 



Tennessee 
Missouri. . 
Canada. . . 
Ohio 



Pension Office. 
I 

Joseph H. Barrett Commissioner, 

William Helmick Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

L. M. Drury 

John D. Wilson 

John M. Hay 

Darius Forbes 

J. Johnson Smith 

G-. D. Kean 

D. P. Perkins 

A. R. Sparks 

Isaac N. Prior 

J. G. Long 

W. W. Whittlesey 

Oliver D. Barrett 

A. P. Cox 

W. T. Lockhart 

Nathaniel Hatch 

Solomon Alter 

Wm. B. Walker 

Clinton Jackson 

Edward S. Barrett 

Chas. Hopkins 

John B. Russell 

Edward S. Dana 

James E. Forbush 

E. Marsh 

H. C. Lauck 

C. P. Webster 

Newell Kennon 

George Plitt Smith 



Pn get's S'nd agency, 
Nesqually reserve. . 
Puyallup reserve. . . 
Squaxsiu reserve. . . 
Nesqually reserve. . 
Puyallup reserve . 
Squaxsiu reserve . . 
Tulilip reserve 
Skokomish reserve. 
i< 

Lummi reserve 
Skagget reserve. . . . 
Tulilip reserve 
Muckleehute res've. 
Tulilip reserve . . 

Kt. Sap. reserve. 



Washington 
Washington 



Washington 



Illinois 

Tennessee. . . . 

Ohio 

Maryland 

Illinois 

Ohio 

Missouri 

Tennessee . . . 
Pennsylvania 

Missouri 

Pennsylvania . 
Illinois 



France 

Massachusetts , 
Ohio 



Vermont. 
Ohio .... 



New York , 

Maryland , 

Illinois 

Maine 

Kngland 

Virginia 

New Hampshire . 

Virginia 

Massachusetts . . . 

Kentucky 

Ohio 

New York ...... 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Maine 

Indiana 



Iowa 

New York. 



Massachusetts . . . 

Vermont 

Massachusetts . . . 

New Jersey 

Dist. of Columbia. 

New York 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$40 per mo. 

40 per mo. 

75 per mo. 

40 per mo. 

40 per mo. 

40 per mo. 
100 per mo. 



60 per 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

1 

60 per 



,500 
,000 
,000 
,000 
500 
800 
,200 
mo. 
,000 
,000 
,000 
,000 
,000 
800 
,200 
500 
mo. 



3,000 
2,000 



1,800 
1,800 
1,800 
1,800 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1.600 
1,600 
1.600 
1.600 
L600 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 



120 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PENSION OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Allen Thompson 

J. P. Tustin 

0. S. Butts 

D. C. Wilson 

Carey G-wynne 

W. E. Gapen 

Samuel C. Hotchkiss. . , 
Charles E. Simons . . . 

W. H. Champion 

George W. Kellogg. . . 

Daniel Welch 

A. E. Le Merle 

Henry D. Swayze. 

Archibald Cook 

Robert Wilson 

John N. Scott 

Cyrus Birge 

John Q. Thompson. . . 
Christopher Shane. . . . 
Charles M. Tompkins. 

James Abrams 

Albert I. Brooks 

F. A. Goodnough .... 

Franklin Price 

John C. Winn 

Edwin L. Kirtland . . . 
Archibald C. Spalding. 

WilliamS. Graff 

J. C. Lovejoy 

J. L. Anderson ' 

John Morris 

F. W. Poor 

W. H. Collins 

E. Harriman 

John H. Patrick 

Dwight Blakeslee. 

Henry Hartung 

C.C. Helmick 

Jno. M. D. France 
George B. Whiting. . . 



Where Employed. 



Washington 



Charles Hibbs. 
Wm. T. Ford. . 
W. S. Clarv. . . 



Laborers. 



Charles Syphax. 
Paul Jennings . . 
W. R. Clark . . . 



George D. Flanigan Watchman, 

Agents for paying Army and Navy Pen- 
sions in the several States and Territories. 

(Vacant) 

Thomas Lanigan 

Lloyd Bowers 

Munroe Donoho 

William H. Moore 

Guy R. Phelps 

Royal H. Waller 



Washington , 



Washington . 



Washington , 



Little Rock. . . 
Fort Gibson. . , 

Mobile , 

Tuscaloosa. . . 

Huntsville 

Hartford 

San Francisco. 



Where Born. 



George W. Riggs Washington 



Delaware 

Pennsylvania . 
New York. . . . 
New Jersey . . . 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania . 

Ohio 

Yermont 

Ohio 

Massachusetts. 
Pennsylvania . 

France 

New Jersey. . . 
Pennsylvania . 
New York. . . . 

Ohio 

Yermont 

Indiana 



New York , 



Kentucky 

Yermont 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Connecticut , 

Maine 

Maryland , 

Maine 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland , 

Mississippi 

Tennessse , 

Massachusetts. . . , 

New York 

Ohio 

New Jersey 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



England 

North Carolina 



Virginia , 

New Hampshire . 
Pennsylvania . . . 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— CENSUS OFFICE. 



121 



Names and Offices. 



Arthur M. Reed 

Francis H. Flagg , 

(Vacant) 

William P. Fishback . . . 

Mark Tilton 

Soloman D. Bayless. 

John W. Bunn , 

Alexander H. Hamilton. 
Edward F. Gallagher. . . 

(Vacant) 

Charles F. Potter 

Isaac 0. Barnes 

John Clark 

(Vacant) 

Thomas H. Clarke 

Alexander G. Noyes . . . 
Augustine C. Pierce 

Albert H. Hoyt 

Diodatus Wright 

Alpheus Fobes 

Philemon Dickinson. . . . 
William G. Broadfoot. . . 

R. C Pearson 

Henry C. Borden 

August Thieme 

William T. Matlock 

Erastus Poulson 

Lafayette Markle 

Amos M. Warner 

Benjamin G. Heriot 

Joel M. Smith 

Isaac Lewis 

(Vacant) 



John B. Reynolds 

Edward C. Reddington 
Morris D. Newman . . . 
Samuel D. Hildreth . . . 
Jeremiah B. Selby, jr. . 

John D. Biles 

J)e Witt C. Cooley 



Agents that pay only Navy Pensions. 

A. E. Maxwell 

Elisha Pendleton 



Census Office. 

Joseph C. G. Kennedy . . . Superintendent, 

I tallet Kilbourn Chief Clerk, 

M. B. Brown Disbursing Clerk, 

Clerks. 

James Whitehill 

George W. Harris 

Henry Barnard 

Joseph A. Kayser 

C. J. Pennington 

Charles H. Norton 

John R. Ashby 



Where Employed. 



Jacksonville . 
Tallahassee . . 
Savannah . . . 
Indianapolis . 

Madison 

Fort Wayne . 
Springfield. . . 
Ottumwa 
Louisville .... 
New Orleans. . 

Augusta 

Boston 

Baltimore 

Jackson 

St. Louis 

Detroit 

Concord , 

Portsmouth . . . 

Albany 

New York. . . , 

Trenton , 

Fayetteville . . . 
Morgantown . . 
Cincinnati 

Cleveland 

Oregon City . . . 
Philadelphia . . 

Pittsburg 

Providence . . . 
Charleston 

Nashville 

Knox v file 

Jonesboro'. . . . 

Jackson 

Rutland 

St. Johnsbury. 
Richmond 

Wheeling 

Milwaukie 
Vancouver 
St. Paul 



Pensacola 
Norfolk . . 



Washington , 
Washington . 
Washington . 

Washington . 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Pennsylvania 
New York. . . 
Illinois 



Pennsylvania 

Connecticut . . 

Virginia 

Maryland .... 
New York. . . 
Virginia 



122 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— CENSUS OFFICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



M. Seaton 

A. J. Falls 

James S. Wilson. . . 

J. H. Brodhead 

W. P. McCall .... 

W. C. Benton 

G. P. Williamson. . . . 
W. A. Newman. . . . 
John S. Kidwell . . , 
Henry E. Knox. . . . 

D. A. Chambers 

B. Marriott 

J. Smolinski 

E. C. Sterling 

S. L. Loomis 

George McOeney. . . 
R. M. Johnston .... 

C. K. Gardner 

G. M. Howard 

Samnel Caldwell. . . . 
J. Y. Offenbacher . . 

Samuel Davis 

A. W. Shenk 

Daniel W. Phelps... 

Nelson C. Burch 

Hiram P. Leech. . . , 
G. H. Chatterton. .. 

John F. Reeve 

Joel Button , 

Henry C. Taylor 

JohnC. Eiler 

Nathaniel Wiggin . . 
P. H. Townsend. . . 

Yickers Fell 

H. H. Hamlen 

Elias EUicott 

William Chappell . . 
P. Williams 

F. G. Russell 

H. A. Blood 

James A. Ashley . . 
0. C. Dake....'. ... 

E. S. Schriner 

A. W. Kimmel 

D. M. K.essinger. . . 

George Ewing 

J. B. Casey 

A. 0. Douglass. 
Zenas W. Bliss. . . . 

James H. Bell 

Joseph B. Field. . . . 

Robert Wright 

A. B. Crupper 

C. E. Weaver 

George W. Jones. . 
Thomas R. Sewall . 
Charles Rogers 
James A. McKnight 
S. R. Griffith 

E. D. Collier 

M. P. Smith 

H. Clay Fields 

Edward Young. . . . 
R. B. Crippen 



Washington 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia 
Pennsjdvania . . . 

New York 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Yermont 

Yirginia 

Massachusetts . . 

Ohio 

Maryland 

Poland 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Connecticut 

Yirginia 

New Jersey 

Yirginia 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Ohio 

Wales 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Yermont 

New York 

a 

Yermont 

New York 

Connecticut 

England 

New York 

Maine 

New Hampshire. 
Pennsylvania. . . . 

Maine 

Maryland 

New York 

Yirginia 

Michigan 

New Hampshire . 
New Jersey 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 

t< 

Yirginia 

Yermont 

Delaware 

Massachusetts . . . 

Yirginia 

u 

New York 

Delaware 

Marjdand 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 

u 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Yirginia 

Nova Scotia 

New York 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 



123 



Names and Offices. 



George Wheelock 

W. A. Bradley 

Tullio S. Verdi 

Peter Bogert 

Jacob B. Shaw 

W. E. Camp 

D. T. Pierce 

C. S. Mattoon 

Anthony Addison 

J. S. Drake 

D. R. Brower 

A. P. Best 

A. D. Clark 

J. H. Knapp , 

J. D. Larrabee 

Temporary Clerks. 

Henry M. Slade 

George W. Arnold 

W. J. Cowing 

Richard H. Lee 

A. N. Lawrence 

H. W. Babbitt 

W. T. Brooke 

P. D. Orme 

A. Hughes 

Messengers. 

F. W. Colclazer 

Horatio Nater 

Charles A. Balluff 

Watchmen. 
Samuel Magee 

C. W. Davis 

F. L Nutting 

Special Watchmen. 

Robert Johnson 

H. W. Haskell 

Thomas H Barron 

E. S. Wicklin 

D. A. Harrover 

Laborers. 

John H. Smitson 

George Wooldridge 

Thomas Goodwin 

John N. Moulder 



Where Employed. 



Washington 



"Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



. Public Buildings. 

Benjamin B. French Commissioner, 

Thomas J. Williams Clerk, 

A. G. Taggart Messenger, 

Hannibal Graham Laborer, 

Captain of the Capitol Police. 
Nathan Darling 



Washington . 
Washington . 
Washington . 
Washington . 

Washington , 



New Hampshire. 

Connecticut 

Italy 

New York 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Michigan 

Ohio 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Indiana 

Maine 

New York 

Indiana 



Where Born. 



Vermont 

New York 

Ohio 

Kentucky 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Pennsylvania 
Germany 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
New Hampshire . . 



Dist. of Columbia 
Massachusetts . . . 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania . . . 
Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia 

New York 

Dist. of Columbia 



New Hampshire. 
Dist. of Columbia, 
Massachusetts . . 
Maryland 



Compensa- 
tion. 



New York. 



$36 50 per 
month. 



124 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 



Barnes and Offices. 



Police Officers. 



Where Employed. 



Robert Strong 

Samuel J. Johnson. . 

Samuel N. Hilt 

James S. Magee. 
George W. Garrett . . 
John Yanderheyden. 

James A. Wise 

Charles C. Casey 

Stephen C. Wailes . 

J. "W.WestfaU 

J. B. Brown 

D. A. Clayton 

John Plant , 

A. Ritter 

John W. Babson 

Luther P. Blodgett. 
John Giberson . . . . , 
W. J. Belshaw 



Watchman in the Crypt. 
David G. Vose 



Gatekeeper at Capitol. 
Foster Henshaw 



Watchmen. 



Robert Rollings 
Israel Reinhard. 



Doorkeeper at Presidents House. 
Louis Bargdorf 



Watchmen at Presidents House. 

Thomas Stackpole , 

John K. Yernon 



Assistant Doorkeeper at Presidents House. 
Thomas Bums , 



Fireman at Presidents House. 
Thos. H. Cross 



Public Gardener. 
James Nokes 



Gardener of President. 
George McLeod 



Laborers on Public Grounds. 

James Stone Foreman, 

Nicholas Happ 

John Connor 

John A. Foot 

Wheeler 

Powell Hess 

W. J. Bailey 

John B. Mockebee 

Michael Cooney 

George W. Sandford 

Farnham 



Washington . 



Washington 
Washington 
Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington . 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington . 



Indiana 



Maryland. 



New York 

Dist. of Columbia 
Pennsylvania . . . 
Dist. of Columbia 
New York 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Dist. of Columbia 
Pennsylvania . . . 

Maine 

Yermont 

New Jersey 

Ireland 



Maine. 



Massachusetts 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Pennsylvania 



Prussia 



New Hampshire . 
Indiana 



Ireland. . . 
Maryland. 
Yirginia . . 
Scotland. . 



Maryland. 
Germany . 
Ireland. . . 
Maryland . 



Germany 
Maryland. 



Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— METROPOLITAN POLICE. 



125 



Names and Offices. 



John Breck 

Robert Gibb 

John McCarty 

Patrick Kilfoyle 

Michael Griffith 

Geo. Sisson 

J. A. T. Brotherton 

Alex. McKerichar 

Matthew Collins 

Charles F. Cone 

Watchman, Reservation No. 2. 
James Harrington 

Watchman Public Stables. 
William B. Kurtz 

Furnace Keeper under Congress Library. 
James Harris 

Draivkeepers Potomac Bridge. 

Francis Ballinger 

Samuel Bond • 

John P. Robb 

Thos. Shackelford. . 

Draivkeepers Eastern Branch Bridges. 

John "Webster 

John Godman 

Lamplighters. 

Conrad Kaufman 

Charles Atz 

Thomas S. Herbert. . 

John J. Fink 

William Hobbs 

Walter B. Pomeroy 

William Bailey 

Thos. H. Oa'kshot 

John J. May 

Metropolitan Police. 

Commissioners of Police. 

Zenas C. Robbins President 

Joseph F. Brown Treasurer, 

George S. Gideon 

William H. Tenney 

Sayles J. Bowen 

Ex-officio Membirs of the Board. 
Richard Walla ch . .Mayor of Washington. 
Henry Addison. . . .Mayor of Georgetown^ 

Cleric of the Board of Police. 
Thomas A. Lazenby 

Superintendent of Police. 
William B. Webb 

* Not to exceed this sum each year. 



"Where Employed. 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington . 



Washington , 



Washington . 



Washington 
Washington 



Where Born. 



Washington Germany 

Scotland . 
Ireland . . 



Maryland. . 
Scotland. . . 
Ireland. . . . 
New York. 



Ireland. 



Pennsylvania 



Maryland . 



Virginia. . 
Maryland . 



Maryland . 



Washington Germany 

ilreland 

JDist. of Columbia 
Germany 



: Maryland . 
'Virginia. . 



Maryland 

Massachusetts . . . 
Dist. of Columbia 



New Hampshire. 

Indiana 

Dist. of Columbia 



New York. 



Dist. of Columbia 
Maryland 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Com pen sa- 



$600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 



600 



600 



600 



J2 40 per d. 
2 40 per d. 
1 80 per d. 
1 80 per d. 



540 
540 



600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 
600 



*250 
*850 
*250 
*250 
*250 



(t) 

(t) 



1,000 



1,500 



t No compensation for this service. 



126 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— METROPOLITAN POLICE. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Sergeants of Police. 

Charles Barker Precinct 

David Miller " 

John H. Newman " 

"Washington S. Hurley ... " 

Richard M. Downer " 

Jedediah Gittings " 

John R. Cronin " 

John V. Bryan " 

Edward Wayson " 

Henry C. Hepburn " 

Police Patrolmen. 

Lingan B. Anderson 

Samuel E. Arnold , 

Charles Ashton , 

Benjamin F. Barker 

Richard J. Beall , 

Thomas R. Benson , 

Charles L. Boarman 

Levi 0. Boose 

John A. Borland , 

Frederick A. Boswell 

Napoleon Bouvet 

Albert Brewer 

Thomas Britt , 

Wm. G. Brock 

Augustus Brown 

Robert Brown 

Louis L. Brunett 

John McLane Briel 

Robert Bunton 

Nathan Burnham 

Stephen L. Calhoun 

John James Calvert 

Charles E. Cameron 

Robert Campbell 

Wm. H. Champion 

R.chard T. Chick 

Caleb C. Clarke 

John A. W. Clarvoe 

Alexander Clements 

Isaac Cline 

Randal Colburn 

David Cole 

John B. Conway 

Charles J. Cook 

Hugh Copeland 

Samuel T. Crown 

Daniel F. Crump 

Henry B. Curtis 

James N. W. Davis 

Benj. T. Devaughn 

Alphonso T. Donn 

Martin Donoghu 

William Drane 

John Drill 

George W. Duvall 

Adolphus Eckloff 

John T. Essex 

Josiah Essex, jr 

Thomas F. Evens 

Samuel Fearson 



No. 



10, 



Co. of Washington, 



Georgetown 
Washington , 



New York. 



Co. of "Washington 
Washington 



Co. of Washington, 
Georgetown .... 
Co. of Washington, 
Washington .... 



Georgetown 

Washington 

Co. of Washington 
Washington 



Co. of Washington 
Washington 



Georgetown . 
Washington 

u 

Georgetown , 
Washington 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia 



Maryland ....... 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland. 
it 

Virginia. . 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

France 

Virginia. 

Ireland 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



New Hampshire. , 

Connecticut 

New York 

Dist. of Columbia, 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania .... 



Co. of Washington, 

Georgetown 

Co. of Washington, 
Washington 



Georgetown . 
Washington . 



Georgetown 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Co. of Washington, 

Washington 

Co. of Washington, 

Washington 

Georgetown 



Dist. of Cciumbia. 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ohio 

New Hampshire . . 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Germany 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



Maryland. 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Maryland 



Dist. of Columbia. 



Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Per mo. 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— METROPOLITAN POLICE. 



127 



Names and Offices. 



R. M. A. Fenwick... 

James T. Ferry 

John T. Findley 

Thomas J. Frazier . . 

William H. Fuss 

Simeon Garratt 

Henry A. Garrett. . . , 

George Geddes 

James W. Gessford. . 
William H. Gibson.. 

William Gihon 

W. Wallace Grant. . . 
Alexander A. Greer. . 

John Hammond 

James Handley 

Daniel Hannan 

Philip W. Harbin 

Charles W. Harman . 

Grafton Harper 

George B. Harrison. . 
James R. Harrover. . , 
Joseph W. Harry. . . . 

Michael Healy , 

John C. Heise 

George W. Hurdle. . . 

Jacob D. Hutton 

James Johnson 

Robert Johnson 

Richard S. Jones 

Patrick M. Keating. . . 

JohnF. Kelly 

William M. Kelly 

John W. King 

Samuel T. Larcomb. . . 

John Leach, jr 

James Lewis 

George B. Lipscomb. . 
Thon as J LittLton. 

James 0. Lusby 

John F. Lynch 

William M. McCauley. 
Robert J. McClellan. . 

James McColgan 

James A. McDevitt. . . 
John C. Mansfield 
Joseph W. Mattingly. 

Moses Meredith 

William Middleton. . . 

Rece A. Miller 

Robert A. Milstead. . . 

James Monahan 

Isaiah Moran 

Joseph T. Morgan. . . . 

Benj. F. Morris 

James Mulloy 

Joseph B. Newlin 

Joseph Nicholl 

Cornelius Noonan. . . . 

John F. Parker 

Thomas F. Pendel. . . . 

Godwin Pierce 

John W. Pool 

Rezin Pumphrey 



Where Employed. 



Washington 

Georgetown 
Washington 



Georgetown 
Washington 



Co. of Washington 
Washington 



Co. of Washington, 

Washington 

Co. of Washington. 

Washington 

Co. of Washington. 
Washington 



Co. of Washington. 
Washington 



Georgetown 
Washington 



Co. of Washington, 
Washington 



Where Born. 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

England 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Maryland 



Co. of Washington, 

Washington 

Co. of Washington, 
Washington 



Co. of Washington, 
Washington 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Vi "ginia 

Di>r. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Xew York 

Ireland 

Maryland 



Dist. of Columbia. 

Maryland 

England 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Maryland 



Virginia 

Ireland 

Maryland 

Scotland 

Ireland 

Virginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Maryland 



128 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PENITENTIARY. 



Names and Offices. 



Bushrod M. Reed. . . . 

Eneas Reynolds 

James H. Richards. . 

William T. Riley 

Jefferson Robinson . . 
William T. Robinson . 

Michael Roche 

John W. Rogers 

Franklin H. Sage. . . . 

Caleb Sebastian 

Joseph Sessford 

Thomas Shakspeare . . 

John T. Sheid 

Joseph Shelton 

Ezekiel Simpson 

Charles M. Skippon. . 
Thomas J. Steele .... 
John H. Stinchcomb. . 

Francis Straub 

William H. Stuard... 

James Sullivan 

Alexander Tait 

Tobias Talbert 

Charles W. Thompson 
William H. Trovell. . . 
Weston B. Turner. . . . 
Charles R. Yernon . . . 
George H. Walker. . . 
Joseph B. Walling. . . 

William Weeden 

Robert B. White 

Andrew J. Williams. . 
Frederick H. Williams 
John Wilson 



"Where Employed. 



Penitentiary 

FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

J. M. Brodhead Inspector, 

William H. Edes " 

R. B. Clark " 

H. J. King Warden, 

A. T. Longley Deputy Warden, 

Castalio Hosmer Clerk, 

J. B. Keasby Physician, 

H. N. Sipes Chaplain, 

S. L. King Matron, 

G-. W. Frazier. Guard, 

W. J. Codrick 

W. H. Barnacloe " 

James Raley " 

J. H. Lusby " 

Lewis Watson " 

P. B. Yernon " 

Joseph Wannell " 

G-. F. Rider " 

E. B. Curtis " 

J. C. Williams 

E. K. Longley Messenger, 

T. D. Hodgkins Night Wall Guard, 

T. N. Brashears. . . .Foreman Shoe Shop, 



Washington 

Co. of Washington, 

Georgetown 

i< 

Washington 

u 

u 

Georgetown 

Washington 

it 

u 
Co. of Washington, 
Washington 

u 
u 

U 

Co. of Washington, 
Washington .... 

u 
« 
a 
K 

Georgetown 

Washington 



Washington 



Where Born. 



Yirginia 

Pennsylvania . . . . 
Dist. of Columbia. 



Yirginia. 



Ireland 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Yirginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Yirginia 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Germany 

Pennsylvania . ; . . . 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Pennsylvania 
Dist. of Columbia. 
Yirginia 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Dist. of Columbia. 
Maryland. 



Dist. of Columbia. 



Yirginia. . 
Maryland. 



New Hampshire . 
Massachusetts . . . 



New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 
New York. . . 
Maryland. . . . 



Yirginia 

New Jersey 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Massachusetts 

New York 

Connecticut 

Wisconsin 

Yirginia 

Maryland 



Per mo. 
• $40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
40 



Per year. 
250 
250 
250 

1,800 
900 

1,200 
600 
600 
600 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
660 
130 
939 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. 



129 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Hospital for the Insane 

FOR THE DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA. 

P. D. Grurley, D. D., Pres. Fd of Visitors, 

Jacob Gideon, Esq Visitor, 

William Whelan, M. D., U. S. N. " 
Robert C. Wood, M. D., U. S. A. " 

Henry Addison, Esq " 

Richard Wallach, Esq " 

John R. Blake, M. D " 

Benjamin S. Bohrer, M. D " 

C. H. Nichols Superintendent, 

B. N. Stephens Asst. Physician. 

George Kellogg Clerk, 

Alfred F. Goss Male Supervisor, 

Sarah A. Thompson. .Female Supervisor, 

James Price Male Attendant, 

John Enright " 

Patrick Maher " 

John Welsh " 

M. C. Phillips 

Barnard Woods " 

James Boswell " 

Timothy Harley " 

Charles H. McVay 

William McBeth " 

Alexander Campbell " 

Sarah E. Bayne Female Attendant, 

Sophia Peabody " 

Catharine Maher " 

Lucy A. Duvall " 

Margaret Reddin " 

Mary J. Kennedy " 

Catharine Callaghan. . . " 

John McLean Carpenter, 

G. W. Miller Gardener, 

M. Sintes. . . ' Tailor, 

Eliza M. Keegan Seamstress, 

Charles Eickel Baker, 



Gas, 



. Engineer. 
Steam, and 



George Skidmore. . 
William J. Feeney . 

Water Pipeman 

John Smith Lav.ndryman, 

Margaret Smith Laundress, 

Mason H. Brewer Coachman: 

Hannah K. Brewer Dairy Woman, 

Richard McCauley Herdsman, 

Catharine Wilmot Porteress, 

Ellen Burke " 

Mary Morrissey Cook, 

Mary Riley " 

Ann Connell " 

Joanna Fitzgerald " 

Margaret Fitzgerald " 

Mary Scott Washeriooman, 

Mary Ragan " 

Sally Dunn 

Sarah Pickrell " 

John Ragan Teamster, 

Clagett Thorn " 

Patrick Sullivan Farm Hand. 



Dist. of Columbia 



New York. . . 
Pennsylvania 



Rhode Island 

Maryland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
Virginia 



Maine 

New Hampshire, 

Vermont 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Wales 

Ireland 



Maine 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 
New York 



Ireland 

New York 

Ireland 

Dist. of Columbia. 

Ireland 

New Jersey 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania 

Germany 

Spain 

Ireland 

Germany 

Dist. of Columbia. 



Pennsylvania 
Scotland 



Massachusetts . 

Virginia 

Ireland 



Dist. of Columbia. 



Maryland. 
Ireland. . . 



* Per annum and board. 



t Per month and board. 



130 



INTERIOR DEPARTMENT— PUBLIC PRINTING. 



Names and Offices. 


"Where Employed. 


"Where Born. 


Compensa- 
tion. 




Dist. of Columbia. . 

u 
It 

11 

Washington 

"Washington 

Washington 


Ireland 


*$12 
*8 




Pennsylvania 

Dist. of Columbia . . 

Tennessee 


James F. Murray " 

Julius Cassar " 


*8 
*10 






Superintendent of Public Printing. 

John D. Defrees 


3,000 

1,800 
1,800 


Clerks. 
William Towers 




Dist. of Columbia. . 


S F. Covington 


1,800 


T. J. Mulloy Messenger, 


Dist. of Columbia . . 


|3 60 



* Per month and board. 



t Per day. 



WAR DEPARTMENT 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


Secretary of War. 


Washington. . . . 

Washington . . . . 

n 

Washington. . . . 

Washington 

« < 
<« 

i i 

a 

Washington .... 


Pennsylvania . . . 

Dist. Columbia. . 
Pennsylvania. . . 
Ohio 


$8 000 


Assistant Secretaries of War. 

Peter H Watson 


3 000 




3,000 


Christopher P. Wolcott 


3 000 


John Potts Chief Clerk, 


Dist. Columbia. . 

Massachusetts. . . 

England 

Dist. Columbia. . 
France 


2,200 


Clerks. 
Nathan Rice 


1,800 


Charles Calvert 


1,800 


William Gr. Moore 


1,800 


William B. Lee 


1,600 


James R. Roche 


Maryland 

Dist. Columbia . 
Pennsylvania . . . 

South Carolina . . 
Dist. Columbia 
Maine 


1,000 


Charles F. Stansbury 


1,600 


Kintzing Pritchette 


1,600 


Alfred Wetherill 


1,400 
1,400 


John P. Wolf 


Thomas Gales Forster 


1,400 


William B. Dayton 


1,400 


John W. Brown 


1,200 


La Fayette Mver 


Pennsylvania . . 
Iowa 


1,200 


William F. Gapen 


1,200 


A. E. H. Johnson 


Dist. Columbia . 
England 

Ireland 

Maryland 


1,200 

1,200 




900 


Jackson Edmonston " 


840 


Vacant " 


840 


Francis Madison " 


Washington .... 

a 

i i 

a 
a 
it 


Virginia 

Maryland 

Dist. Columbia. . 

Maryland 

Ireland 

Dist. Columbia. . 

Tennessee 

Pennsylvania. . . 
Dist. Columbia. . 

Scotland 

France 

Virginia^ 

England 

Nova Scotia 

Vermont 

Kentucky 

Connecticut . . . 
Dist. Columbia . 
Ohio 


840 






Adjutant General's Office. 

Clerks. 
James L. Addison 


1,800 
1,600 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 


James H. Lowry 


Richard M. Hanson 


Levi Davis 




Wadsworth Ramsay 




W. A. Ogle 


1,400 
1,400 


Henry C. Thomas 


Henry Douglass 


1,400 
1,400 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 




James M. Wright 




J. M. Grassie 


Horace H. Thomas 


Thomas Y. Ash 


1,200 


Hiram Knapp 


1,200 


Charles C. Callan 


1,200 




1,200 


Nathan King 


Massachusetts. . . 
Vermont 


1,200 


George W. Baxter. . . 


1,200 



132 



WAR DEPARTMENT— SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Employed. I Where Born. 



L. 0. Sullivan 

Eugene McSweeny. . 

J. P. C. Tanner 

William Patton .... 

John F. Huh 

R. L. Queen 

L. E. Newton 

William M. Davis. . 
William H. Bernard 
W. L. Crawford. . . . 
H. H. Clark 

Charles Baker 



Quartermaster General's Ofike. 

Clerks. 

William A. Gordon 

Z. W. Denham 

Lewis S. Wells 

Thomas J. Abbott 

J. C. Goolrick 

John M. Sullivan 

Samuel D. Finckel 

Samuel M. Rankin 

A. Lewis Hennershotz 

Greorge W. Palmer 

James Henning 

George K. Finckel 

C. H.Morse 

James 0. Clephane 

E. P. House 

George Summers 

Phineas P. Bernard 

E. Whitney 

John S. Gallaher 

T. H. Unckles 

F. S. Shulze 

Thomas H. Parsons 

E. A. Sixwerkrop 

A. T. Ankeny 

D. Lyman, jr 

W. H. Botts 

William H. Shirley 

T. S. Everett 

Benjamin W. Spence 

Edward B. Stelle 

John F. Callan, j r 



Washington. 



Washington . 



Washington . 



George Phelps , 

Thomas Allen 

Henry Payne 

William Kreitchell, 



Subsistence Office. 

Clerks. 

William H. Watson 

Columbus Munroe 

Simeon Whiteley 

Slater B. Russell 

John M. Belt 

John Penn Jones 

Joseph Schwartz 

Ernest L. Kinney 



Washington , 



Dist. Columbia 

Ireland 

Indiana 

Pennsylvania. . 

llinois 

Dist. Columbia 

Ireland 

Dist. Columbia 
Maryland 

Massachusetts . 



Maryland 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania . 
Virginia 

Pennsylvania . 



New York 

Ireland 

Maryland 
Massachusetts. , 
Dist. Columbia. 

New York 

Pennsylvania. . 

New York 

Massachusetts. . 

Virginia 

Connecticut . . . 
Pennsylvania. . 

Indiana 

England 

Pennsylvania . . 

Ohio.! 

Virginia 



Massachusetts. . 
Dist. Columbia 
Maryland 

Maryland 

Ireland 

Dist. Columbia. 
Germany 



Dist. Columbia. . 

England 

Pennsylvania. . . 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania. . . 

Germany 

New York 



Compen* 
sation. 



WAR DEPARTMENT— PAYMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE. 



133 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


Joseph E. Haddock 

B. Franklin Bucklin . . 


Washington . . . 




$1,200 
I 200 




Rhode Island . . 




1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 

840 




K 






a 




W. H. Reynolds 


(c 




G. J. L. Foxwell Messenger 


Washington . . . 

»c 

It 

i . 

it 
if 

(< 

tC 

( ( 
i( 

tt 
it 

c ( 

it 


Dist. Columbia. . 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania. . . 

Dist. Columbia. . 

New York 

Massachusetts . . 

Vermont 

Maine 

Ohio .... 


Paymaster General's Office* 

Clerks 
Edmund H. Brooke 


1,800 

1,000 
1,000 

],ooo 




Jasper E. Brady 


A A Kieckhoeler 


1,600 


J. S. Warner 


1,600 


Wiuslow M Watson 


1,400 


H T White 


1,400 


George A. Churchill 


1,400 


M. B. Goodwin 


1,400 




1,400 


G. D. Hanson 


Dist Columbia. . 

New York 

Virginia 

New York 

New Jersey 

Maine 

Pennsylvania. . . 

New York 

Connecticut .... 

Ohio 1 

Dist. Columbia. . 

New York j 

Pennsylvania 

Maine j 

Pennsylvania . . . ! 

New Jersey 

England j 

Maryland 

Ohio 

New York ! 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio 

Vermont 

Massachusetts. . . 
Dist. Columbia. . 1 

Maryland 

New York ; 

Virginia 

Maryland | 

Pennsylvania . . . ! 

New York 

Massachusetts. . . i 
Ohio j 


1,400 




1,400 


Merit Jordan 


1,400 


Thomas J. Hulbert 


1,400 


Charles M. Webb 


1,400 


A. W. Norcross 


1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,200 
1,200 


Isaac C. Nesmith 


Benjamin B. McCool 


Constant S. Trevitt 


C. Edwards Lester 


J. H. Wilkinson 

P. C. Howie 


Edward B. Hood 


1,200 
1,200 


J. F. Mackenzie 


J. D. Anderson 


1 200 


Charles W. Schwartz 


1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


B. M. Green 




Edward W. Jones 


1,200 
1 200 


James A. Patterson 


C. S. Bundy 


l.iOO 


Samuel W. Pearson 


1 200 


William G. Newton 


1,200 
1,200 


Clayton N. North 


Francis Howard 


1 200 


F. A. Tsehiffely 


1,200 
1,200 


J. E. Holmead 


S. W. Gillet 


1,200 


C. H. Emerson 


1 -^oo 


J. D. Wright 


1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


T. J. Logan 


L. P. Moodv 

A. F. Spencer 


William M. Robertson 


David S. Green 


New York i 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Indiana 

France 


1,200 


Nelson Hersh 


1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


George H. Gillman 


A. P. Linn 


James M. Spencer 


D. G. Stewart 


Pennsylvania. . . 

Maryland 

New York 


J. B. Cams 

George C. Putnam 



134 WAR DEPARTMENT— SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE, ETC. 



Names and Offices. 



James Fraser .' 

Frank North 

Thomas J. Myers Messenger, 

Frederick Padelford " 



Surgeon General's Office. 



Richmond Johnson . 
W. A. Nichols . . . 
Henry Donnel .... 

C. Harlin 

Samuel Eamsey. . 
J. M. McCalla, jr. 
James N. Callan. . 
C. H. King 



Clerks. 



"Where Employed. 



Washington . 



Washington. 



Washington. 



James H. Collins. 



Engineer's Office* 

Clerks. 

F. N. Barbarin 

James Eveleth 

G-eorge C. Thomas 

Peleg Wadsworth, jr 

H. C. Preuss 

Henry N. Ober 

Oliver B. Denham 



Bureau of Topographical Engineers* 

Clerks. 

George Thompson 

Philip Harry 

J. R. P. Mechlin 

Dennis Callahan 

John M. Jewell 

Hastings Gehr 

George Thompson Messenger 



Ordnance Office. 

Clerks. 

Charles W. Morris 

Morris Adler 

Jonas P. Keller 

C. A. Bound 

John A. Winebrenner 

William Wade 

William H. Kurtz 

A. W. Fales 

John A. Gould 

Arthur Mclntire 

George W. Bradford 

C. L. Hardenbergh 

G. H.Whitney 

Joel Holkins 

Nathaniel Mullikin 



Washington , 



Washington , 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Where Born. 



Washington. . . 



Washington 



Washington . 



Wisconsin , 
New York . 



Dist. Columbia. 
Khode Island. . 



Maryland 

Pennsylvania. . 

Germany 

Ireland 

Kentucky 

Dist. Columbia. 
Minnesota 

Dist. Columbia. 



New York. . 
Maryland . 
New Jersey 

Maine 

Maryland . . 



Virginia 



Dist. Columbia 

England 

Dist. Columbia 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania. . 

England 



Pennsylvania. . 

Germany 

France 

Pennsylvania. . 

New Jersey. . . . 
Dist. Columbia 

Maine 

England 

Dist. Columbia 

Indiana 

New Jersey. . . . 

New York 

Massachusetts. . 

Maryland 



WAR DEPARTMENT— NORTHWEST EXECUTIVE BUILDING. ETC. 13i 



Names and Office*. 



■•rthwest Executive Buildin?. 

John Potts Superintendent. 

Watchmen. 



John Robinson 
William D 
Joseph MeGuclrian 
Thomas Kurtz ... . 

J. F. Stanley 

J. W. Pomerov . . . 



Where Employed. 



Where Born. C a °^ n ' 

sauon. 



Buildins Corner of F and Seventeenth St*. 

James Eveleth Superintendent. 

Watchmen. 

J. Kane 

William H. Etter 

William C. Hutehins 

William McCarty 

Charles T. Stewart 

Patrick Fitzgerald 



Jndge Advocate General. 

. Holt 



In the Department at Lar?e. 



COMMANDING GENERAL S OmCI. 



Washington. . . 


Fist. Colon 


Washington .... 

ii 
ic 


Maryland 

Scotland 

Ireland 

Fist. Columbia. . 


Washington .... 


Maryland 


Washington 


Pennsylvania . . . 


u 




l« 

fi 


New York 


Washington 




Washington .... 


France 



Provost Marshal General. 

Simeon Draper Washington, and Massachusetts. - 

36 Pine w St.,N.Y. 



$250 



600 
600 

600 

600 



!50 



eoo 

600 
600 
600 
600 
600 



1.400 

John Walters M-:**t ■_:;■-. Washington. . . . Ireland 600 

National Armory. 
E. S. Allin Muster Armorer. Springfield Massachusetts. . . 1,500 



ARMY REGISTER. 

Those marked thus (*) are Graduates of the Militaey Academy at West Point, New York. 



Name, Bank, and date of Commission. 



(General Officers. 

MAJOR GENERALS. 

George B. McCellan* 14 May, 1861 

Jolm C. Fremont 14 May, 

Henry W. Halleck* 19 Aug. 

Jolm E. Wool 16 May, 1862 

BRIGADIER GENERALS. 

William S. Harney 14 June, 1858 

Edwin V. Sumner * . . 16 Mar. 1861 

Joseph K. F. Mansfield*f . .14 May, 

Irvin McDowell* 14 May, 

Robert Anderson* 15 May, 

William S. Rosecrans* 16 May, 

Philip St. George Cooke*. . .12 Nov. 

John Pope* 14 July, 1862 

Joseph Hooker 20 Sept. 



Brevets and former 
Commissions. 



Commanding Army. 
Brevet M. G. 23 Feb. 1847 

Bvt. B. G., 18 April, 1847 
M. G. vol. ..4 July, 1862 
Brevet B. G. 6 May, 1 861 
M. G. vol.. 14 Mar. 1862 



Adjutant General's Department. 

ADJUTANT GENERAL. 

Lorenzo Thomas, * Brig. Gen. 3 Aug. 1861 

ASSISTANT ADJUTANTS GENERAL. 

Colonels. 

Edward D. Townsend* 3 Aug. 1861 

Don Carlos Buell* 17 July, 1862 

Lieutenant Colonels. 

William A. Nichols* 3 Aug. 1861 

Seth Williams* 17 July, 1862 

Julius P. Garescke* 17 July, 

Richard C. Drum 17 July, 

Majors. 

James B. Fry* 22 April, 

George L. Hartsuff* 17 July, 

Nathaniel H. McLean* 17 July, 

John C. Kelton* 17 July, 

Robert Williams* 1 7 July, 

William D. Whipple* 17 July, 

Chauncey McKeever* 17 July, 

Albert V. Colburn* 17 July, 

George D. Ruggles* 17 July, 

Thomas M. Vincent* 17 July, 

Oliver D. Greene* 17 July, 

Samuel Breck* 17 July, 

John P. Sherburne 17 July, 



Judge Advocate of the Army. 

John F. Lee,* Major (bvt.).. 2 Mar. 1849 



Judge Advocate's Department. 

Levi C. Turner, Major 31 July, 1862 



Signal Officer of the Army. 

Albert J. Myer, Major 27 June, 1860 



M. G. vol. 
M.G. vol.. 



21 Mar. 1862 
4 July, 



Brevet B. G., 7 May, 1861 



M. G. vol.. 21 Mar. 1862 
B. G. voi.7.23 Sept."l86l' 



A. D. C. (col.) 14 Nov. '61 

B. G. vol 15 Apr. '62 



A. D. C. (col.) 4 Jan. '62 

Colonel volunteers. 

A. D. C. (I.e.) 10 Feb. '62 



A. D.C. (I.e.) 28 Sept. '61 
A. D.C.(col.)28 June,'62 



Where Born. 



Pennsylvania. 
South Carolina. 
New York. 
New York. 

Louisiana. 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

Ohio, 

Virginia. 

Kentucky. 

Massachusetts. 



Delaware. 



Massachusetts. 
Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Cuba. 

Pennsylvania. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia.. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

New Hampshire. 



Virginia. 



New York. 



New York. 



t Killed in Battle of Antietam, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, September IT, 1862. 



ARMY REGISTER— QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. 137 



Name, Hank, and date of Commission. 



Brevets and former 
Commissions. 



Where Born. 



Inspector General's Department, 

INSPECTORS GENERAL. 

Colonels. 

Randolph B. Marcy* 9 Aug. 18G1 

Delos B. Sacket* 1 Oct. 

Henry Van Rensselaer* .... 12 Nov. 

ASSISTANT INSPECTORS GENERAL. 

Majors. 

Nelson H. Davis* 12 Nov. 18G1 

James Totten* 12 Nov. 

John Buford* 12 Nov. 

Roger Jones* 12 Nov. 

Ahsalom Baird* 12 Nov. 



Quartermaster's Department. 

QUARTERMASTER GENERAL. 

M. C. Meigs,* Brig. Gen 15 May, 1861 

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS GENERAL. 

Colonels. 

Charles Thomas 1 Aug. 1856 

Daniel D. Tompkins* 22 Dec. 

Thomas Swords* 3 Aug. 1861 

DEPUTY QUARTERMASTERS GENERAL. 

Lieutenant Colonels. 

George H. Crosman* 22 Dec. 1856 

David H. Vinton* 3 Aug. 1861 

Ehenezer S. Sibley* 3 Aug. 

Edwin B. Babbitt* 3 Aug. 

QU ARTERM ASTERS . 

Majors. 

Osborne Cross* 2-4 July, 1847 

Robert E. Clary* 17 May, 1861 

Morris S. Miller* 17 May, 

Alexander Montgomery* ... 17 May, 

Robert Allen* 17 May, 

James Belger 3 Aug. 

James L. Donaldson* 3 Aug. 

Langdon C. Easton* 3 Aug. 

Justus McKinstry* 3 Aug. 

Stewart Van Vliet* 3 Aug. 

Daniel H. Rucker 3 Aug. 

Rufus Ingalls* 12 Jan. 

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS. 

Captains. 

Ralph W. Kirkham* 16 Nov. 1854 

Parmenas T. Turnley* 2 Mar. 1855 

John C. McFerran* 20 Aug. 

Winfield S. Hancock* 7 Nov. 

John H. Dickerson* 18 June, 1856 

Frederick Myers* 29 Aug. 

Tredwell Moore* 21 May, 1859 

Hyatt C. Ransom* 15 Oct. 

Asher R. Eddy* 12 Feb. 1861 

Rufus Saxton* 13 May, 

Samuel B. Holabird* 13 May, 

Judson D. Bingham* 13 May, 

Grier Tallmadge* ..17 May, 

Alexander J. Perry* 17 May, 

Henry C. Hodges* 17 May, 

John G. Chandler* 17 May, 

Robert 0. Tyler* 17 May, 

William Myers* 17 May, 

William Craig* 17 May, 



B. G. vol.... 27 July, '62 



B. G. vol . . . . 28 Apr. '62 



Col. bvt 12 June, '61 



A. D. C. (col.) 5 July, '62 



A. D. C. (col.) 19 Feb. '62 
A. D. C. (col.) 11 July, 
L. C. bvt .... 14 May, '61 



Brevet 20 Au°r. '4< 



A.D. C. (col.) 28 Sept. '61 
A.D. C. (1. c.) 28 Sept. 



Brevet 13 Sept. '47 

B." G." vol '.".". '.23 Sept.'' 61 
A.b.C.'(i'c.)i5'JulyV'62 

B.G. vol.. ...15 Apr. "'62 

A. D. C. (col.) 11 July, 

Colonel volunteers. 
A.D. C. (col.) 14 June, '62 
Colonel volunteers. 



Massachusetts. 
New York 
New York. 



Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania 

Kentucky. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 



Georgia. 



Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
New York. 



Massachusetts. 
Rhode Island. 
Michigan. 
Connecticut. 



Maryland. 
Massachusetts. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 

New York 
Maryland. 
Missouri. 
New York 
New York. 
New Jersey. 
Maine. 



Massachusetts. 

Tennessee. 

Kentuck)\ 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Connecticut. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Rhode Island. 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Vermont. 

Massachusetts 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 



138 



AKMY REGISTER— SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. 



Name, Kank, and date of Commission. 



Brevets and iormer 
Commissions. 



Where Born. 



Charles G. Sawtelle* 17 May, 1861 

Edward L. Hartz* 17 May, 

Augustas Boyd 30 May, 

Charles W. Thomas* 14 June, 

Alvan C. Gillem* 12 July, 

Walworth Jenkins* 3 Aug. 

James J. Dana 3 Aug. 

Herbert A. Hascall* 3 Aug. 

Edmund C. Bainbridge* ... 3 Aug. 

Warren L. Lothrop 3 Aug. 

George A. Kensel* 3 Aug. 

Herman Biggs* 3 Aug. 

Herbert M. Enos* 3 Aug. 

Elisha E. Camp 3 Aug. 

Atlee W. Putnam 3 Aug. 

Richard L. Ogden 5 Aug. 

Benjamin C. Card 27 Sept. 

Joseph A. Potter 27 Sept. 

Charles H. Tompkins 13 Nov. 

Charles A. Reynolds 18 Nov. 

George B. Dandy 24 Mar. 

Alexander N. Shipley . ... 24 Mar. 

George H. Weeks* 24 Mar. 

Colin B. Ferguson 28 April 

MILITARY STOREKEEPERS 

Reuben M. Potter. 23 Mar. 

S. H. Montgomery 14 Mar. 

Lawrence Taliaferro 14 Mar. 

William H. Gill 12 June, 1858 

James C. McCarty 14 June, 

Daniel G. Thomas 15 Aug. 

Charles A. Alligood ... 19 Sept. 

G. W. Martin 21 July, 

John F. Rodgers 21 July, 

G. A. Hull 21 July, 



Lieutenant Colonel vol. 



Colonel volunteers. 



1862 



1848 
1857 



1861 



1862 



Subsistence Department* 

COMMISSARY GENERAL OP SUBSISTENCE. 

Colonel. 
Joseph P. Taylor 29 Sept. 1861 

ASSISTANT COMMISSARY GEN. OF SUBSISTENCE. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Amos B. Eaton* 29 Sept. 1861 

COMMISSARIES OF SUBSISTENCE. 

Majors. 

Alexander E. Shiras* 11 May, 1861 

Charles L. Kilburn* 11 May, 

Marcus D. L. Simpson* .... 1 July, 

Henry F. Clarke* 3 Aug. 

William W. Burns*. 3 Aug. 

Amos Beckwith* 29 Sept. 

Captains. 

John McL. Taylor 11 May, 1861 

Beekman Du Barry* 11 May, 

Robert Macfeely*. % . 11 May, 

Henry C. Symonds* 16 May, 

Thomas J. Haines* 3 Aug. 

John Kellogg* 3 Aug. 

George Bell' 3 Aug. 

Michael R. Morgan* 3 Aug. 

John P. Hawkins* 3 Aug. 

John W. Turner* 3 Aug. 

A. Parker Porter* 3 Aug. 

Michael P. Small* 3 Aug. 



Brevet 30 May, 1848 



A.D. C. (col.) 28 Sept. '61 
B. G. vol ....28 Sept. 
A. D.C. (col.) 1 Jan. '62 



A. D. C. (col.) 1 May, '62 



A. D. C. (col.) 3 May, '62 



Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Tennessee. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Rhode Island 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Maryland. 

Georgia. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

Scotland. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Tennessee. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 



Kentucky. 
New York. 



Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Vermont. 

District of Columbia. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

New Hampshire. 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 

Nova Scotia. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 



ARMY REGISTER— MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 



139 



Name, Rank, and date of Commission. 



Thomas C. Sullivan* 3 Aug. 1801 

John W. Barriger* 3 Aug. 

Thomas Wilson* 25 Oct. 

William H. Bell* 11 June, 1802 



Medical Department. 

SURGEON GENERAL, 

with the rank of Brigadier General. 
William A. Hammond 25 April, 1862 

ASSISTANT SURGEON GENERAL, 

with the rank of Colonel. 
Robert C. Wood 14 June, 1862 

MEDICAL INSPECTOR GENERAL, 

toith the rank of Colonel. 
Thomas F. Perley 1 July, 1862 

MEDICAL INSPECTORS, 

with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. 

John M. Cuyler 11 June, 1862 

Richard H. Coolidge 11 June, 

Charges C. Keeney 11 June, 

Edward P. Vollum 11 June, 

George H. Lyman 11 June, 

William H. Mussey 1-4 June, 

George T. Allen 14 June, 

Lewis Humphreys 30 June, 

SURGEONS, 

with the rank of Major. 

Richard S. Satterlee 13 July, 1832 

Samuel G. I. De Camp 1 Dec. 1833 

Charles S. Tripler 7 July, 1838 

Charles McDougall 7 July, 

Burton Randall 7 July, 

Adam N. McLaren 30 June, 1839 

Joseph J. B. Wright 26 Mar. 1844 

John B. Porter 4 Oct. 1846 

Madison Mills 16 Feb. 1847 

Eugene H. Abadie 24 July, 1853 

Charles McCormick 7 Dec. 

Charles H. Lamb 17 Oct. 1854 

Josiah Simpson 12 Aug. 1855 

William J. Sloan 20 Dec. 

William S. King 29 Aug. 1856 

James Simons 29 Aug. 

Joseph K. Barnes 29 Aug. 

Levi H. Holden 23 Apr. 1860 

Robert Murray 23 June, 

John F. Head 6 Sept. 

Lewis A. Edwards 19 Feb. 1861 

John F. Hammond 25 Feb. 

Elisha J. Baily 15 May, 

George E. Cooper 21 May, 

Ebenezer Swift 21 May, 

Glover Perin 21 Mav, 

Peter G. S. Ten Broeck 21 May, 

John Campbell 21 May, 

John E. Summers 21 May, 

Charles H. Crane 21 May, 

Lyman H. Stone 21 May, 

Thomas A. McParlin 21 May, 

William F. Edgar 21 May, 

Joseph B. Brown 4 July, 

Alexander B. Hasson 17 Aug. 

Jonathan Letterman 16 Apr. 1862 

Robert 0. Abbott 16 Apr 



Brevets and former 
Commissions. 



Where Born. 



Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 



Maryland. 
Rhode Island. 



Maine. 



Georgia. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
Massachusetts. 
New Hampshire. 
New York. 



New York. 

New Jersey. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Maryland. 

Scotland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

New York, 

France. 

District of Columbia. 

District of Columbia . 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

South Carolina. 

Pennsylvania. 

Rhode Island. 

Maryland. 

Massachusetts. 

District of Columbia. 

South Carolina. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Rhode Island. 

Vermont. 

Maryland. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 



140 



AKMY REGISTER— MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 



Name, Eank, and date of Commission. 



Thomas M. Getty 16 Apr. 1862 

David L. Magruder 16 Apr. 

William J. H. White 16 Apr. 

John J. Milhau ... 16 Apr. 

Horace K. Wirtz. 16 Apr. 

Charles Page 16 Apr. 

Charles Sutherland 16 Apr. 

Basil Norris 16 Apr. 

John Moore 12 May, 

Andrew K. Smith 11 June, 

Richard H. Alexander 11 June, 

Joseph R. Smith 11 June, 

ASSISTANT SURGEONS, 

with the rank of Captain. 

Benjamin King 1 June, 1821 

Joseph H. Bailey 28 Nov. 1834 

James T. Ghiselin 11 June, 1855 

John F. Randolph 24 Dec. 

George Taylor 1 Apr. 1856 

George Hammond 28 June, 

Bernard J. D. Irwin 28 Aug. 

Anthony Heger 29 Aug. 

Richard D. Lynde 29 Aug. 

Robert Orr Craig 29 Aug. 

Charles T. Alexander 1 Oct. 

Bennett A. Clements 4 Nov. 

Lewis Taylor 3 Mar. 1857 

Roberts Bartholow 4 June, 

ASSISTANT SURGEONS, 

with the rank of First Lieutenant. 

Joseph C. Baily 27 Oct, 1857 

J. Cooper McKee 2 Oct. 1858 

Joseph H. Bill 13 Apr. I860 

DeWitt C. Peters 23 June, 

Charles H. Alden 23 June, 

Warren Webster 23 June, 

John Vansant 23 June, 

Charles C. Byrne 23 June, 

J. Campbell Shorb 11 Oct. 

Abel F. Mechem 11 Oct. 

Clinton Wagner 11 Oct. 

William F. Cornick 31 Oct. 

Joseph P. Wright 28 May, 1861 

Havilah M. Sprague 28 May, 

Charles C. Gray 28 May, 

William C. Spencer 28 May, 

Francis L. Town 28 May, 

Alexander Ingram 28 May, 

Peter V. Schenck 28 May, 

John W. S. Gouley 28 May, 

Dallas Bache . .28 May. 

Blencowe E. Fryer 28 May, 

John H. Frantz 28 May, 

Webster Lindsly 28 May, 

Charles E. Goddard 28 May, 

Henry R. Stillman 28 Ma Y , 

Philip C. Davis 28 May, 

Joseph S. Smith 28 May, 

Charles I. Wilson 28 May, 

James F. Weeds 28 May, 

Charles B. White 28 May, 

George M. Sternberg 28 May 

Lawrence H. Sheldon 26 July 

Joseph J. Woodward. . . . 5 Aug 
Edward S. Dunster 5 Aug. 



Brevets and former 
Commissions. 



Where Born. 



Maryland. 

Maryland. 

District of Columbia. 

France. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Indiana. 

Connecticut. 

Indian Territory. 

New York. 



Maryland. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Virginia. 

Maryland. 

Maryland. 

Ireland. 

Austria. 

Michigan. 

New York. 

Cherokee Nation. 

District of Columbia, 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 



Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania, 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

Virginia. 

Maryland, 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Maryland. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

New York. 

New Hampshire. 

Scotland. 

New Jersey. 

Louisiana. 

District of Columbia. 

England. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Virginia. 

District of Columbia. 

England. 

New York. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 



ARMY REGISTER— MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 



141 



Name, Kank. and date of Commission. 



Elias J. Marsh 5 Aug. 1861 

Robert F. Weir 5 Aug. 

Thomas C. Brainerd 5 Aug. 

Morris J. Asch 5 Aug. 

Heury S. Schell o Aug. 

Charles K. Winne 5 Aug. 

Joseph E. Scrapie 5 Aug. 

William H. Forwood 5 Aug. 

James H. Pooley 5 Aug. 

Ely McClellan 5 Aug. 

Charles A. McCall 5 Aug. 

Samuel A. Storrow 5 Aug. 

John C. C. Downing 5 Aug. 

William D. Wolverton .... 5 Aug. 

Josiah F. Kennedy 5 Aug. 

William R. Ramsey 5 Aug. 

Thomas H. Helsby 5 Aug. 

Albert Hartsuff 5 Aug. 

Charles R. Greenleaf 5 Aug. 

Philip Adolphus 5 Aug. 

Andrew J. Baxter 5 Aug. 

Bolivar Knickerbocker 5 Aug. 

Lewis M. Eastman b Aug. 

Johnson V. Middleton 5 Aug. 

William Thompson 5 Aug. 

John Bell 26 Aug. 

John H. Jane way 26 Aug. 

Henry A. Du Bois 26 Aug. 

Benjamin Howard 26 Aug. 

Henry C. Parry 26 Aug. 

Henry R. Tilton 26 Aug. 

Samuel M. Horton 26 Aug. 

John C. G. Happersett 26 Au°;. 

Alfred A. Woodhull 19 Sept. 

William A. Bradley 22 Oct. 

George P. Jaquett 23 Oct. 

William T. Okie 3 Feb. 1862 

John S. Billings 16 Apr. 

Samuel Adams 16 Apr. 

Edward T. Whittingham . .16 Apr. 

Phineas S. Conner 16 Apr. 

Thomas G-. Mackenzie 16 Apr. 

William M. Notson 16 Apr. 

John T. Reily 16 Apr. 

Edward DeW. Breneman . . 16 Apr. 

George M. McGill 16 Apr. 

Jeremiah B. Brinton 16 Apr. 

William E. Waters 16 Apr. 

Robert B. Cruice 16 Apr. 

Joseph R. Gibson 16 Apr. 

Cyrus Bacon 16 Apr. 

Samuel H. Horner 16 Apr. 

George L. Porter 11 July, 

David L. Huntington 11 July, 

John W. Williams 11 July, 

Charles M. Colton 11 July, 

Justus M. Brown 11 July, 

Charles S. De Graw 11 July, 

Edward C. Strode 11 July, 

Andrew H. Smith 11 July, 

Van Buren Hubbard 11 July, 

Harrison Allen 30 July, 

William P. Grier 30 July, 



Brevets ami former 
CommUsions. 



Where Born. 



New Jersey. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Delaware. 

England. 

Pennsylvania. 

Mexico. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Prussia. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

England. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey, 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

District of Columbia. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia. 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Michigan. 

New Jersey. 



District of Columbia, 
Ohio. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 
Pennsylvania. 



142 



ARMY REGISTER— CORPS OF ENGINEERS. 



Bank in the 



Name. 



Corps. Army 



Where Born. 



Pay Department* 

PAYMASTER GENERAL, 

with the rank of Colonel. 
Benjamin F. Larned 20 July, 1854 

DEPUTY PAYMASTER GENERALS, 

with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. 

Timothy P. Andrews 17 Dec. 1851 

George H. Kinggold* 28 May, 1862 

PAYMASTERS, 

with the rank of Major. 

Thomas J. Leslie* 27 Nov. 1815 

Hiram Leonard 2 Mar. 1849 

Francis A. Cunningham ... 2 Mar. 

Nathan W. Brown 5 Sept. 

Benjamin W. Brice* 9 Feb. 1852 

Cary H. Fry * 7 Feb. 1853 

Benjamin Alvord* 22 June, 1854 

Franklin E. Hunt* 2 Mar. 1855 

Henry Prince* 23 May, 

Samuel Woods* 24 Dec. 1856 

Daniel McClure* 23 Oct. 1858 

Thomas M. Winston 5 Apr. 1860 

Augustus H. Seward* 27 Mar. 1861 

Brua Cameron 1 May, 

Robert A. Kinzie 2 May, 

George L. Febiger 3 May, 

William S. Wallace 15 May, 

David Taggart 30 May, 

Adam D. Stewart 31 May, 

Henry C. Pratt* 14 June, 

Simeon Francis. . 3 Aug. 

John A. Whitall 8 Aug. 

Simeon Smith 29 Aug. 

Charles T. Larned 30 Aug. 

Jesse W. Fell 30 June, 1862 



Corps of Engineers. 

Colonel. 

Joseph G. Totten* 7 Dec. 1838 

Lieutenant Colonels. 

Sylvester Thayer* 7 July, 1838 

Rene E. De Russy* 7 Dec. • 

Richard Delafield* 6 Aug. 1861 

Henry Brewerton* 6 Aug. 

Majors. 
Alexander H. Bowman* .... 5 Jan. 1857 

John G. Barnard* 13 Dec. 1858 

George W. Cullum* 6 Aug. 1861 

Henry W. Benham* 6 Aug. 

Daniel P. Woodbury* 6 Aug. 

Zealous B. Tower* 6 Aug. 

Horatio G. Wright * . 6 Aug. 

John Newton* 6 Aug. 

Captains. 

John D. Kurtz* 1 July, 1856 

Barton S. Alexander* 1 July, 

Edward B. Hunt* 1 July, 1859 

Charles S. Stewart* 1 July, 1860 

Charles E. Blunt* 1 July, 

John G. Foster* 1 July, 

James C. Duanc* 6 Ausr.' 1861 



B. G vol . . . . 15 Apr. '62 

KG.'' vol .'.'.' .28 Apr. '"'62 
Brevet 13 Sept. '47 



B. G. brevet. .29 Mar. '47 

Col. brevet.... 3 Mar. '33 
Brevet 30 June,' 34 

$ Superindt. M. A. with ) 
I local rank of Colonel. ) 
B. G. vol 23 Sept. '61 

B. G.'voi..'...' 3 Aug! '61 

B. G. vol 19 Mar. '62 

B. G vol 23 Nov. '61 

B G. vol 14 Sept. 

B. G. vol 23 Sept. 

Ab.'c."(i.'c.)28Sept"'6i 
*M. G.'voi' '.'.'. '.26 Apr! '62 



Massachusetts. 



Ireland. 
Maryland. 



England. 

Vermont. 

South Carolina. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Kentucky. 

Vermont. 

New Jersey. 

Maine. 

Indiana. 

Indiana. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Illinois. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Massachusetts. 

District of Columbia. 
New York. 
Michigan. 
Pennsylvania. 



Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 



Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

New Hampshire. 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

Virginia. 

District of Columbia. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

At sea. 

New Hampshire. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 



ARMY REGISTER— CORPS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS. 143 



Bank in the 



Name. 



Corps. Army 



Quincy A. Gillmore* 6 Aug. 1861 

Frederick E. Prime* 6 Aug-. 

James St. C. Morton* 6 Aug. 

Thomas L. Casey* 6 Aug. 

James B. McPherson* 6 Aug. 

First Lieutenants. 

William P. CraighUl* 1 July, 1 859 

Cyrus B. Comstock* 1 July, I860 

Godfrey Weitzel* 1 July, 

David C. Houston* 2 May, 1861 

Miles D. McAlester* 2 May, 

George H. Elliot* 3 Aug. 

John C. Palfrey* 3 Aug. 

Henry M. Robert* 3 Aug. 

William C. Paine* 6 Aug. 

William E. Merrill* 6 Aug. 

Chauncey B. Reese* 6 Aug. 

Walter McFarland* 6 Aug. 

John A, Tardy, jr.* 6 Aug. 

Charles E. Cross* 6 Aug. 

Orville E. Babcock* 17 Nov. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Patrick H. O'Rorke* 24 June, 1861 

Francis U. Farquhar* 29 June, 

Arthur H. Dutton * 3 Aug. 

Ranald S. McKenzie* 17 June, 1862 

George L. Gillespie, jr.* . . .17 June, 

George Burroughs* 17 June, 

Charles R. Suter* 17 June, 

Jared M. Smith* 17 June, 

Samuel A. Mansfield* 17 June, 

Henry C. Wharton* 17 June. 



B. G. vol 28 Apr. '62 



A. D. C. (col.) 1 May, '62 



A. D. C. (maj.) 16 May, '62 



Capt. brevet .16 Apr. '62 



Brevet 24 June, '61 

Brevet 24 June, 



Corps of Topographical Engineers. 

Colonel. 

Stephen H. Long 9 Sept. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonels. 

Hartman Bache * 6 Aug. 1861 

James D. Graham * 6 Aug. 

Thomas J. Cram* 9 Sept. 

Majors. 
Andrew A. Humphreys* ... 6 Aug. 1861 

John -N. Macomb* 6 Aug. 

James H. Simpson* 6 Aug. 

Lorenzo Sitgreaves* 6 Aug. 

Israel C. Woodruff* 6 Aug. 

George Thorn* 9 Sept. 

Amiel W. Whipple* 9 Sept. 

George G. Meade* 18 June, 1862 

Captains. 

James W. Abert* 1 July, 1856 

William F. Raynolds* 1 July, 1857 

William F. Smith*. ....... 1 July, 1859 

Robert S. Williamson* 6 Aug. 1861 

.Nathaniel Michler* 9 Sept. 

John G. Parke* 9 Sept. 

Gouverneur K. Warren* ... 9 Sept. 

George H. Mendell* 28 Sept. 

Henry L. Abbot* 18 June, 1862 

Charles N. Tumbull* 14 July, 

First Lieutenants. 

Junius B. Wheeler* 1 July, 1861 

Orlando M. Poe* 1 July, 



Where Born. 



Brevet 1 Jan. '47 

A. D. C. (col.) 25 Sept. '61 

B. G. vol 28 Apr. '62 

A. D. C. (col.) 15 May, 
Colonel volunteers 



A. D. C (col.) 16 Nov. '61 

B. G. vol.... 14 Apr. '62 
B. G. vol 31 Aug. '61 



A. D. C. (col.) 31 Mar. '62 
M. G. vol.... 4 July, 



M. G. vol.... 26 Apr. 
Colonel volunteers . . . 



Colonel volunteers . 



Ohio. 
Italy. 

Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
Ohio. 

Virginia. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts. 

South Carolina 

Massachusetts. 

Wisconsin. 

New York. 

New Jersey. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Tennessee. 

New Jersey. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Connecticut. 

Arkansas. 



New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
New Jersey. 
Pennsylvania. 
New Jersey. 
New Hampshire. 
Massachusetts. 
Spain. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

District of Columbia 

North Carolina. 
Ohio. 



1U 



ARMY REGISTER— ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. 



Bank in the 



Name. 



Dep't. Army. 



J. L. Kirby Smith* 3 Aug. 1861 

Haldiinand S. Putnam* 3 Aug. 

Nicolas Bowen* 6 Aug. 

James H. Wilson* 9 Sept. 

John M. Wilson 14 May, 

Adelbert Ames 14 May, 

Edmund Kirby 14 May, 

Franklin Harwood 14 May, 

John W. Barlow. 15 May, 

Alonzo H. Cushing 24 June, 

Peter C. Hains 24 June, 



Ordnance Department. 

Brigadier General. 

James W. Ripley* 3 Aug. 1861 

Colonels. 

Henry K. Craig 10 July, 1851 

John Symington* 3 Aug. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonels. 

George D. Ramsay* 3 Aug. 1861 

William Maynadier* 3 Aug. 

Majors. 

William A. Thornton* 28 May, 1861 

Robert H. K. Whiteley* ... 3 Aug. 

Peter V. Hagner* 3 Aug. 

Robert A. Wainwright* .... 3 Aug. 
Captains. 

Alexander B. Dyer* 3 Mar. 1853 

Franklin D. Callender* .... 1 July, 

Charles P. Kingsbury* 1 July, 1854 

John McNutt* . * 1 July, 

Thomas J. Rodman* 1 July, 1855 

Theodore T. S. Laidley* ... 1 July, 1856 

James G-. Benton* 1 July, 

Jesse L. Reno* 1 July, 1860 

Julian McAllister* 1 July, 1861 

Stephen V. Benet* 3 Aug. 

Silas Crispin* 3 Aug. 

George T. Balch* 1 Nov. 

First Lieutenants. 

John W. Todd* 1 July, 1855 

Francis J. Shunk* 1 July, 1856 

Thomas J. Tread well* 1 July, 1860 

George C. Strong* 25 Jan. 1861 

Thomas G. Baylor* 1 Feb. 

Horace Porter* 7 June, 

Theodore Edson* 1 July, 

James M. Whittemore* .... 1 July, 
Adelbert R. Buffington* ... 22 July, 

Daniel W. Flagler* 3 Aug. 

Thomas C. Bradford* 3 Aug. 

Richard M. Hill* 1 Nov. 

Second Lieutenants. 

William H. Harris* 3 Aug. 1861 

Alfred Mordecai* 3 Aug. 

David H. Buel 24 June, 

Stephen C. Lyford 24 June, 

John R. Edie, jr 24 June, 

Francis H. Parker 24 June,. 

Joseph P. Farley 24 June, 

Lawrence S. Babbitt . . 24 June, 

Clemens C. Chaffee* 17 June, 1862 

Morris Shaff* 17 June, 



Colonel volunteers. 



Brevet 2 July, 1861 

Brevet 30 May, 1848 

Brevet 13 Sept." i 847 

M. brevet. ... 14 Apr. 1862 

M. brevet.. ..12 Oct. i 847 
M. G. vol. '. '. .26 Apr. i862 

Maj.(a. a. g.) vol.1 Oct. 1861 

Brevet 24 June, 1861 

Brevet 24 June, 

Brevet 24 June, 

Brevet 24 June, 

Brevet.'..'. ..24 June, i 861 



Where Born. 



New York. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

District of Columbia. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Rhode Island. 

New York. 

Wisconsin. 

Pennsylvania. 



Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 
Maryland. 

Virginia. 
Maryland. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

District of Columbia. 

Massachusetts. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Indiana. 

Virginia. 

New Hampshire. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Florida. 

Pennsylvania 

Maine. 

Kentucky. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

Vermont. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Rhode Island. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Michigan. 

New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

District of Columbia 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Ohio. 



ARMY REGISTER— FIRST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. 



145 



Name. 



Kank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



Jasper Myers* 17 June, 1862 

William A. Marye* 17 June, 

Military Storekeepers. 

James S. Abeel 6 Jan. 1838 

James R. Hanham 23 July 

Edward Ingersoll 24 May, 1! 

William R. Shoemaker 3 Aug. 

John B. Butler 30 June 



.16 Sept. 
. 1 1 May, 

10 June, 
. 7 Aug. 
,16 Nov. 

27 Nov. 
. 3 Feb. 
. 3 Feb. 
. 6 Mar. 
John Jamison 14 July. 



Theodore J. Eckerson 
Benjamin H. Gilbreth 
Edward N. Stebbins. . . 
John C. Vaughan 
Ephraim D. Ellsworth . 

Charles Weston 

Charles Wilkins 

Julian Molinard 

Henry A. Brig-ham 



184 
1853 

1861 



1862 



First Regiment of Cavalry • 

Colonel. 

George A. H. Blake 15 Feb. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
William N. Grier* 15 Feb. 

Majors. 

Andrew J. Smith* 13 May, 

Washington L. Elliot 6 Nov. 

Captains. 

David H. Hastings 9 Jan. 

William T. Magruder* 8 Jan. 

Nelson B. Sweitzer* 7 May, 

Milton T. Can* 31 May, 

Benjamin F. Davis* 30 July, 

Richard S. C. Lord* 26 Oct 

Marcus A. Reno* 12 Nov. 

Samuel McKee* 14 Nov. 

Eugene M. Baker* 16 Jan. 

Josiah H. Kellogg* 20 May, 

First Lieutenants. 

John P. Baker 13 May, 

John Feilner 14 May, 

Augustus Pleasonton 14 Mav, 

George B. Sanford 30 July, 

I. R. Dunkelberger 7 Aug. 

Edwin V. Sumner 12 Nov. 

Judson Haycock 13 Jan. 

James A. Hall 16 Jan. 

James B. Swain 24 Feb. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Caesar R. Fisher 12 Nov. 

Frederick C. Ogden 21 Nov. 

James C. Hunt 19 Feb. 

Edward T. Benton 19 Feb. 

Joseph S. Hoyer 6 Mar. 

David Perry 24 Mar. 

Clifton Comly* 17 June. 

John H. Nichols. 14 July, 

Edward P. Bigelow 14 July, 



1862 
1862 

1861 



1860 
1861 



1862 
1861 

1862 

1861 

1862 



Pm. Springfield Armory. 
Pm. Allegheny Arsenal. . 



Pm. Washington Arsenal 



Where Born. 



Ohio. 
Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 
England. 
Massachusetts. 
Pennsylvan ia . 
New York. 
New York. 
Maine. 
New York. 
South Carolina. 
New York. 
Maine. 

France. 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 



Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 



B. G. vol.. . .11 Mar. 1862 Pennsylvania 



B. G. vol.. 11 June. 



A. D. C. (1. c.) 28 Sept. '61 



A. D. C. 



A. D. C. 
A. D. C. 



R. Qm'ter....l8 July, '62 
Adjutant 19 July, '62 



Pennsylvania. 

Ireland. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia . 

Alabama. 

Ohio. 

Illinois. 

Missouri. 

New York. 

Pennsyl vania. 

Hlinois. 
Germany. 
Pennsylvania. 
Connecticut. 
1 Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania.^ 
Maine. 
Texas. 
New York. 

Pennsylvania. 
New Jersey. 
New Jersey. 
Maryland. 
Pennsylvania. 
Connecticut. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
New York. 



10 



146 



AEMY REGISTER— SECOND AND THIRD CAVALRY. 



Name. 



Rank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



Sec and Regiment of Cavalry. 

Colonel. 
Thomas J. Wood* 12 Nov. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Enoch Steen 28 Sept. 1861 

Majors. 

John W. Davidson* 14 Nov. 1861 

Alfred Pleasonton* 15 Feb. 1862 

Captains. 

Samuel H. Starr 14 June, 1858 

Charles E. Norris* 11 May, 1861 

Thomas Hight* 13 May, 

George A. Gordon* 30 May, 

Brockholst Livingston 8 Aug. 

John Green 13 Aug. 

Lewis Merrill* 1 Oct. 

John K. Mizner* 12 Nov. 

Charles J. Walker* .15 Feb. 1862 

Wesley Merritt* 5 Apr. 

First Lieutenants. 
Theophilus G. Rodenbough.14 May, 1861 

Charles W. Canfield 14 May, 

Robert E. Clary 30 May, 

David S. Gordon 1 June, 

Robert S. Smith 6 June, 

Charles McK. Leoser* 8 Aug. 

James F. McQuesten* 13 Aug. 

George 0. Sokalski* 1 Oct. 

Charles H. Gibson* 12 Nov. 

Henry E. Noyes* 15 Feb. 1862 

Edward Ball 5 Apr. 

Second Lieutenants. 

James W. Duke 5 Aug. 1861 

John Mix 14 Aug. 

Thomas W. Burton 24 Oct. 

Thomas B. Dewees 24 Oct. 

William Blanchard 14 Nov. 

William H. Harrison 30 Nov. 

Lewis Thompson 19 Feb. 1862 

James G Potter 19 Feb. 

Frank Burnham 1 May, 

Frederick W. Schaurte 11 June, 



Where Born. 



B. G. vol 11 Oct. '61 



Third Regiment of Cavalry. 

Colonel. 

Marshall S. Howe 28 Sept. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Charles F. Ruff* 10 June,1861 

Majors. 

Benjamin S. Roberts* 13 May, 1861 

Thomas Duncan 10 June, 

Captains. 

Robert M. Morris 14 June, 1858 

John P. Hatch* 13 Oct. 1860 

Gordon Granger* 5 May, 1861 

Alfred Gibbs* 13 May, 

William B. Lane 14 May, 

George W. Howland* 14 May, 

Joseph G. Tilford* 31 July, 

Christopher H. McNally .... 28 Sept. 

Edward Treacy 5 Nov. 

John V. D. Du Bois* 21 Feb. 1862 



B. G. vol 3 Feb. '62 

B. G. vol 16 July, 

Colonel volunteers 

Lieutenant Colonel vol. . 



Adjutant 1 Jan. 186: 



R. Quartermaster. 



Major volunteers. 



B. G. vol.. .16 July, 1862 

Brevet 13 Sept. 1847 

B. G. vol. ..28 Sept. 1861 
B. G. vol. ..26 Mar. 1862 
Brevet 13 Sept. 1847 

A. D. (£'(coL) i9 Feb. '62 



Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

Virginia. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Indiana. 

Indiana. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Germany. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

Michigan. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

South Carolina. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Kentucky. 
New York. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
New York. 



Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 
Illinois. 



District of Columbia. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

Rhode Island. 

Kentucky. 

England. 

Ireland. 

New York. 



ARMY REGISTER— FOURTH REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. 



141 



Name. 



Kank in the 
Reg't. Army. 



First Lieutenant* 

William W. Averell* 14 May, 1861 

Edward P. Cressey* 14 May, 

Leroy S. Elbert* 24 June, 

Andrew J. Alexander 26 July, 

Elisha W. Tarlton 5 Aug. 

William Hawley 5 Aug. 

Sidney Banks 5 Aug. 

James R Kemble 28 Sept. 

Charles E. Hay 5 Nov. 

Frank Stan wood 21 Feb. 1862 

Second Lieutenant*. 

William A. Dubois 5 Aug. 1861 

Frederick Van Vliet 5 Aug. 

Henry Sachs 24 Oct. 

Philip K. Thomas 24 Oct. 

William G. Hoffman 24 Oct. 

Charles Newbold 16 Nov. 

Armon Trimble 19 Feb. 1862 

William M. Watts 19 Feb. 

John E. Phelps 11 June, 

Frederick J. James* 17 June. 



Fourth Regiment of Cavalry. 

Colonel. 

John Sedgwick*. 25 Apr. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

James Oakes* 12 Nov. 1861 

Majors. 

Samuel D. Sturgis*. 3 May, 1861 

George Stoneman ' 9 May, 

Captains 

Edward W. B. Newby 3 Mar. 1855 

Eugene A Carr* 11 June. 1858 

Frank Wheaton 1 Mar. 1861 

David S. Stanley* 16 Mar. 

Elmer Otis*. . .' 1 May, 

James B. Mclntyre* 3 May, 

Eugene W. Crittenden 7 May, 

John A. Thompson 14 May, 

Eli Long 24 May, 

George D. Bayard * 20 Aug. 

First Lieutenants. 

Charles S. Bowman* 25 Apr. 1861 

Thomas B. Alexander 1 May, 

George G. Huntt 2 May, 

Napoleon B. McLaughlen . . 3 May, 

Thomas H. McCormick 7 May, 

Clarence Mauck 9 May, 

John A. Wilcox 14 May, 

Walter M. Wilson 14 May, 

Samuel W. Stockton 24 May, . 

T. L'Hommedieu 20 Aug. 

Eugene B. Beaumont* 14 Sept. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Michael J Kellv 8 May, 1861 

Edward M. McCook 8 May, 

Edward D. Baker 8 May, 

William W. Webb 17 May, 

Anson O. Doolittle 5 Aug. 

Joseph Hedges 5 Aug. 

Copley Amory 5 Aug. 

William O'ConneU 24 Oct. 

Henry Gordon 26 Oct. 

Thomas W. Sullivan 24 Mar. 1862 



Colonel volunteers 

a; d.'c. !!."". ".*!.' .".'!! 
a b." c. ....... .... '.'. '. 

R. Qm'ter ..12 July, 1862 
Adjutant... 12 July, 1862 

M. G. vol.... 4 July, 1862 



Where Born. 



B. G. vol. ...10 Aug. 1861 
B. G. vol.. . .13 Aug. 



B. G. vol. ... 7 Mar. 1862 

Colonel volunteers 

B. G. vol.... 28 Sept. 1861 



B. G. vol.... 28 Apr. 1862 



Adjutant.... 14 Sept. 1861 



R. Qm'ter. ...5 Mar. 1862 
A. D. C 



A. D. C. 



Colonel volunteers. 



A. D. C. 



New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

Maine. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Germany. 

Michigan. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Missouri. 

New York. 



Connecticut. 
Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Rhode Island. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

Tennessee. 

Kentucky. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Florida. 

Kentucky. 

District of Columbia. 

Vermont. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

District of Columbia. 

Missouri. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ireland. 

Ohio. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

Ireland, 



14:8 



ARMY REGISTER— FIFTH AND SIXTH CAVALRY. 



Eank in the 



Name. 



Eeg't, Army 



Fifth Regimi'iit of Cavalry. 

Colonel. 

George H. Thomas* 3 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Lawrence P. Graham 1 Oct. 1861 

Majors. 

Innis N. Palmer* 25 Apr . 186 1 

Joseph H. Whittlesey* 12 Nov. 

Captains. 

Albert G. Brackett 3 Mar. 1855 

Charles J. Whiting* 3 Mar. 

Richard W. Johnson* 1 Dec. 1856 

Joseph H. McArthur* 28 June, 1860 

Kennard Garrard* 27 Feb. 1861 

William B. Royall 2 L Mar. 

William P. Chambliss 6 Apr. 

William W. Lowe* 9 May, 

James E. Harrison 30 May, 

Wesley Owens* 15 Jan. 1862 

First Lieutenants. 

Abraham K. Arnold* 6 Apr. 1861 

Charles H. Tompkins 30 Apr. 

William McLean 9 May, 

Louis D. Watkins 14 May, 

Junius B Holloway 21 May, 

Thomas Drummond 30 May, 

Julius W. Mason 1 June, 

Edward H. Leib 10 June, 

Joseph P. Ash 15 Jan, 1862 

Leicester Walker L5 Jan. 

Second Lieutenants 

John B. Mcintosh 8 June,1861 

Samuel S. Sumner 11 June, 

George A. Custer* 24 June, 

Richard Byrnes 14 May, 

William H. Brown . . 23 Oct. 

Harrison Fosdick 26 Oct. 

Frank W. Dickerson 19 Feb. 1862 

Thomas E. Maley 14 Apr. 



Commandant cadets, M. A. 



SHtfi Kegiment of Cavalry. 

Colonel. 

David Hunter * 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
William H. Emory* 14 May, 1861 

Majors. 

Edward H. Wright 14 May, 1861 

James H. Carleton 7 Sept. 

Lawrence A. Williams* 7 Sept. 

Captains. 

August V. Kautz* 14 May, 1861 

Andrew W. Evans* 14 May, 

William S. Abert 14 May, 

David McM Gregg* 14 May, 

Joseph H. Taylor* 14 May, 

William P. Sanders* 14 May, 

John Irvin Gregg 14 May, 

John Savage 14 May, 

George C. Cram 14 May, 

Charles R. Lowell 14 May, 

James S. Brisbin a 5 Aug. 

Henry B. Hays 5 Aug. 



M. G. vol.... 25 Apr. 1862 
B. G. vol.... 31 Aug. 1861 
B. G. vol.... 23 Sept. 1861 



Colonel volunteers 



B. G. vol 11 Oct. 1861 



Colonel volunteers. 



Colonel volunteers 



L. C. volunteers 



A. D. C 

A. D. C.(capt.)5June,1862 



R. Qm'ter...l3 Nov. 1861 



Adjutant. . .27 Jane, 1862 



M. G. vol. . . 13 Aiig. 1861 
B. G. vol.... 17 Mar. 1862 

A. D. C. (col.) 15 Jan. 1862 

B. G. vol. ...28 Apr. 1862 



Where Born. 



Colonel volunteers . 



Virginia. 

Virginia. 

New York. 
New York. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Kentucky. 

Missouri. 

Kentucky. 

Virginia. 

Virginia. 

Indiana. 

Virginia. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Florida. 

Kentucky. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Florida. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Ireland. 

Maryland. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Ireland. 



District of Columbia. 

Maryland. 

New Jersey. 

Maine. 

District of Columbia. 

Germany. 

Maryland. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 



ARMY REGISTER— FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 



149 



Name. 


Rank 

iicg't. 


in the 
Army. 


Where Born. 


First Lieutenant 

Herbert M. Enos* 

Ira W Claflin* 


s. 
.14 May, 1861 

. 14 May, 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.24 June, 
. 5 Aug. 
.24 Oct, 
ts. 

.14 May, 1861 
.20 Aug. 
.26 Oct. 
.26 Oct. 
.26 Oct. 
. 26 Oct. 
. 1 Nov. 
. 1 Nov. 
. 1 Nov. 


Capt. A. Qm 


.3 Aug. 


1861 


New York. 
Vermont. 






Pennsylvania. 


Benjamin T. Hutcbins 
Hancock T McLean 




New Hampshire. 




Kentucky. 






New York. 


Frederick Dodge 




In liana. 




Pennsylvania. 


James F. Wade 

Joseph C. Audenried* 

Henry Tucker ... 

John W. Spangler 

Second Lieutenan 
Curwen B. McLcllan 


A. D. C. . . . . 

Adj utant . . . 


..1 Dec. 


1861 


Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 


Ii. Qm'ter . 


..1 Oct. 


1861 


Kentucky. 
Scotland. 


Stephen S. Balk 

Isaac M. Ward 




England. 




Kentucky. 


Albert Coats 




Ohio. 


Joseph Kerin 




Ireland. 






Germany. 


Andrew Stoll 




New Jersey. 


Samuel M. Whiteside 




Canada. 


Daniel Madden 




England. 




Brevet 

Brevet 


. 13 Sept 
.20 Aug. 


1847 
1847 




Ftrst Regiment of A 

Colonel, 

Justin Diniick* 

Lieutenant Colot 
George Nauman* 

Majors. 

Israel Vogdes* 

Lewis G. Arnold* 

Captains. 

James B. Kicketts* 

John M. Brannan* 

Lewis 0. Morris 


rlillery. 

.26 Oct. 1861 

el. 

.23 July, 1861 

.14 May, 1861 
.15 May, 

. 3 Aug. 1852 
. 4 Nov. 1854 
.21 Apr. 1861 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
. 14 May, 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.28 Aug. 
.26 Oct. 

.20 Feb. 1862 
s. 

. 14 May, 1861 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
. 14 May, 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.24 June, 
.24 June, 
. 5 Aug. 
. 5 Aug. 
. 5 Aug. 
. 5 Aug. 
. 5 Aug. 
.28 Aug. 
. 26 Oct 


Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 


B. G. vol.. . 

B. G. vol.. 
B. G. vol.. 
Colonel voh 
B. G. vol.. 


.24 Jan. 

21 July 

28 Sept. 
mteers. . 


1862 

1861 
1861 


New Jersey. 

New York. 

District of Columbia.. 

New York. 


Jefferson C. Davis 

William Silvey~ 


18 Dec. 


1861 


Indiana. 
Ohio. 


John M. Schotield* 

Richard C. Duryea* 

Henry W. Closson* ....:. 


B. G. vol.. 


21 Nov. 


1861 


New York. 
New York. 




Vermont. 


Loomis L. Langdon* 




New York. 


Charles H. Webber 




District of Columbia. 






District of Columbia. 


Richard H. Jackson 




Ireland. 


First Lieutenant 
Alanson M. Randol* 




New York. 


Cornelius Hook, jr.* 

Samuel S. Elder 




Illinois. 




Pennsylvania. 


Lorenzo Thomas, jr 

William M. Mavnadier 




Delaware 




Maryland. 


Judson Kilpatrick* 

William A. Elderkin* 


Lieutenant Colonel vol. . . 


New Jersey. 
New York. 


Guy Y.Henry* 

George A. Woodruff* 




Indian Territory. 




Michigan. 


Justin E. Dimick* 

Franck E. Taylor 

John S. Gibbs 


Adjutant. . . 


. 1 Feb. 


1862 


New Hampshire. 
District of Columbia 




Maine. 


Edward L. Appleton 




Maine. 


Hardman P. Norris 




Pennsylvania. 


William L. Haskin 




Maine. 


John S. Crosbv 


A. D. C 


New York. 


Chandler P. Eakin 


Pennsylvania. 



150 



ARMY REGISTER— SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 



Bank in the 



Nahe. 



Eeg't. Army. 



Joseph P. Sanger 26 Oct. 1861 

Frank S. French 20 Feb. 1862 

Robert M. Hall 20 Feb. 

Egbert W. Olcott 20 Feb. 

Theodore K. Gibbs 20 Feb. 

Second Lieutenants. 

David E. Porter ' 24 Oct. 1861 

Edward A. Duer 24 Oct. 

Bradbury C. Chetwood 24 Oct. 

Theoph. B.VonMichalowski.28 Oct. 

Redmond Tully 15 Nov. 

Edwin L. Garvin 19 Feb. 1862 

Horace L. Pike 19 Feb. 

William K. Pollock 6 Mar. 

Philip D. Mason 18 Mar. 

Tully McCrea* 17 June, 

John Egan* 17 June, 

James A. Sanderson* 17 June, 



Second Regiment of Artillery. 

Colonel. 

William W. Morris* 1 Nov. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Horace Brooks* 26 Oct. 1861 

Majors. 

Bennett H. Hill* 28 Aug. 1861 

William H. French* 26 Oct. 

Captains. 

Augustus A. Gibson* 9 July, 1853 

William Hays* 8 Oct. 

Harvey A. Allen* 25 Nov. 1854 

Josiah H. Carlisle* 3 Mar. 1857 

Henry B. Hendershott* ... .27 Apr. 1861 

Frank H. Larned 28 Apr. 

James M. Robertson 14 May, 

Henry Benson 14 May, 

John C. Tidball* 14 May, 

Edward R. Piatt* 15 May, 

James Thompson* 14 June, 

Albert J. S. Molinard* 12 Nov. 

First Lieutenants. 

John Mullan, jr.* 28 Feb. 1855 

George L. Hartsuff* 8 Mar. 

Thomas M. Vincent* 20 Oct. 

Henry C. Symonds* 31 Jan. 1856 

Judson D. Bingham* 12 Mar. 

Henry A. Smalley* 25 Apr. 1861 

Oliver D. Greene* 25 Apr. 

Thomas Grev 27 Apr. 

Michael P. Small* 27 Apr. 

John W. Barriger* 2 Mav, 

Thomas E. Miller* 14 May, 

A. C. M. Pennington, jr.* . .14 May, 

Charles H. Peirce 14 May, 

John I. Rodgers* 14 May, 

Samuel N. Benjamin* 15 May, 

Leroy L. Janes* 10 June, 

John H. Butler 10 June, 

Edward Williston 27 Sept. 

William N. Dennison 12 Nov. 

Joseph G. Ramsay 12 Nov. 

John A. Darling , 31 May, 1862 



A. D. C. 



B. G. brevet. 9 June, 1862 
Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 



B. G. vol... 28 Sept. 1861 



Colonel volunteers. 

A.D. C. (1. c.) 28 Sept. '61 
Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 



Where Born. 



B. G. vol.... 15 Apr. 1862 
Maj. a. a. g. 17 July, 
Capt. c. s. ...16 May, 1861 
Capt.A. Qm..l3 May, 
Colonel volunteers .... 
Maj. a. a. g. .17 July, 1862 

Adjutant 1 Dec. 1861 

Capt. c. s 3 Aug. 

Capt. c. s 3 Aug. 



A D. C. 



Michigan. 
Maine. 
Scotland. 
New York. 
Rhode Island. 

District of Columbia. 

New Jersey. 

New Jersey. 

Prussia. 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Mississippi. 

New York. 

Ohio. 



New York. 

Massachusetts. 

District of Columbia. 
Maryland. 

Maine. 

Virginia. 

North Carolina. 

Maine. 

Kentucky. 

Michigan. 

New Hampshire. 

New Jersey. 

Virginia. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

New Jersey. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 



ARMY REGISTER— THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 



151 



Name. 



Rank in the 

Keg't. Army. 



Second Lieutenants. 

Edward Heaton 23 Aug. 1861 

Robert Clarke 23 Sept.' 

Carle A. Woodruff 22 Oct. 

Albert 0. Vincent 24 Oct. 

Robert H. Chapin 24 Oct. 

James S. Dudley 24 Oct. 

Theodore Bradley 24 Oct. 

William Borrowe 15 Nov. 

William P. Graves 24 Mar. 1862 

Joseph C. Breckenridge 14 Apr. 

Isaac Arnold* 17 June, 

Brevet Second Lieutenants. 

James H. Lord* 17 June, 1862 

Charles N. Warner* 17 June, 



"Where Born. 



Third Regiment of Artillery. 

Colonel. 

William Gates* 13 Oct. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Martin Burke 28 Aug. 

Majors. 

Henry S. Burton* 14 May, 

Joseph A. Hasten* 20 Feb. 

Captains. 

Edward G. Beckwith* 12 May, 

Joseph^Stewart* 3 Jan. 

George P. Andrews* 12 Oct. 

John Hamilton* 27 Apr. 

Horatio G. Gibson* 14 May, 

William A. Winder 14 May, 

Alexander Piper* 14 May, 

John Edwards, jr.*. 23 July, 

La Rhett L. Livingston* . . .20 Oct. 

Dunbar R, Ransom 1 Nov. 

Thomas M. Saunders 21 Nov. 

Lorenzo Lorain* 28 Feb. 

First Lieutenants. 

John B. Shinn* 30 May, 

George B. Dandy 3 Mar. 

Abram C. Wildrick* 27 Apr. 

William Sinclair* 30 Apr. 

Augustus G. Robinson* ... .14 May, 

Edward R. Warner* 14 May, 

Lawrence Kip 14 Mav, 

Elias B. Carling* 14 May. 

Martin D. Hardin* 14 May, 

Watson Webb 14 May, 

Erskine Gittings* 14 May, 

William D. Fuller* 24 June : 

Henry S. Waterman 5 Aug. 

Horace J. Hay den 5 Aug. 

John G. Tum'bull 5 Aug. 

Edmund Pendleton 26 Oct. 

Henry Meinell 1 Nov. 

William W. Tompkins 1 Nov. 

John R. Myrick 18 Nov. 

James R. Kelly 29 Nov. 

George F. Barstow 30 Nov. 

George M. Fillmore 28 Feb. 

Henry F. Brownson 28 Feb. 



1845 

1861 Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 



1801 

1802 A. D. C. (1. c.) 26 June, '62 

1855 A. D. C. (col.) 5 July, '62 

1850 ' 

1858 M. brevet. ..13 Sept. 1847 
1861- . 



1862 



1860 

1801 Capt, A. Qm. 24 Mar. '62 



Colonel volunteers. 



R. Qm'ter...27 Sept, 1861 
A. D.C 



i Adjutant 22 Jan. 186* 



1862 



Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Yermont. 

New York. 

New York. 

District of Columbia. 

Maryland. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 



Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 

New York. 
New York. 

New York- 
Kentucky. 
Connecticut. 
At sea. 
Maryland. 
Maryland. 
Pennsylvania. 
Maine. 
New York. 
North Carolina. 
Yirginia. 
Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

Georgia. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Maryland, 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Maine. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 

District of Columbia. 

Yirginia. 

New York. 

New York. 

New Jersey. 

Ireland. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 



152 ARMY REGISTER— FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 



Name. 


Kanfe 


in the 




Where Born. 


Eeg't. 


Army. 


Second Lieutena 

George M. Wright 

William C. Cuvler 


its. 

..19 Feb. 1862 

..19 Feb. 

.19 Feb. 

.19 Feb. 

.19 Feb. 

.19 Feb. 

.19 Feb. 

. 6 Mar. 
. .17 June, 
. . 17 June, 
. . 17 June, 

. 17 June, 




Massachusetts. 




Georgia. 
New York. 


Louis H. Fine 




Manning Livingston 

John L. Tiernon 








Indiana. 


Charles Meclarv 


A. D. C. . . 


Ohio. 


George F. Hunting 

James N. Lickson 




Vermont. 




Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 


Frank B. Hamilton* 




James M. Lancaster* 




Kentucky. 
Ohio. 


Asa Bolles* 




William C. Bartlett* 




New York. 








Fourth Regiment of 

Colonel. 
Charles S. Merchant* .... 


Artiliery. 

.28 Aug. 1861 
xel. 
. . 1 Nov. 1861 

. 3 Sept. 1861 
..21 Nov. 

.15 July, 1852 

. 2 Mar. 1855 

.17 Aug. 1857 

. 6 July, 1859 

. 2 Nov. 

.29 Apr. 1861 

. 14 May, 

. 14 May, 

.17 Mav, 

. 3 July, 

. 3 Sept. 

.29 Nov. 
s. 

.20 Feb. 1861 

. 1 Apr. 

.29 Apr. 

.14 Mav, 

. 14 May, 

.14 May, 

. 14 May, 

. 14 May, 

.14 May, 
..14 Mav, 

. 14 May, 

.24 June, 
..24 June, 

. 5 Aug. 

. 5 Aug. 

. 5 Aug. 

. 5 Aug. 

. 5 Aug. 

. 8 Aug. 

.22 Oct. 

.24 Oct. 

.25 Oct. 

.29 Nov. 
its. 
..21 Oct. 1861 

.21 Oct. 
22 Oct. ' 


New York. 


Lieutenant Color 
Francis 0. Wyse* 




Maryland. 


Majors. 
Joseph Roberts* 




Delaware. 


Edward 0. C. Ward* 

Captains. 
Francis N. Clarke* 


M. G. vol... 2 May 


1862 


Maryland. 
New York. 


Albion P. Howe* 

Gustavus A. De Bussy . . . 
George W. Hazzard* ..... 


B. G. vol... 11 June 
Brevet 13 Sept. 


1862 
1847 


Maine. 
New York. 
Delaware. 


John Gibbon* 

Clermont L. Best* 


B. G. vol. ... 2 May, 


1862 


Pennsylvania. * 
New York. 


Bobert V. W. Howard 




Ireland. 


Joseph C. Clark, jr.* 




New Jersey. 


Delevan D. Perkins* 

John Mendenhall* 


A. D. C. (maj.) 18 Nov. '61 


New- York. 
Indiana. 


Frederick M. Follett* .... 




New York. 


Richard Lodor * 




New York. 


Fust Lieutenan 

Warren L. Lothrop 

Charles H. Morgan* 


L. C. volunteers 


Maine. 
New York. 


Francis Beach* 


Colonel volunteers 

Capt. A. Qm. 24 Mar. 1862 


Connecticut. 


George H. Weeks* 

Thomas B. Tannatt* 


New Hampshire. 
New York. 


Marcus P. Miller* 

Francis W. Seelev 


Adjutant. ... 1 Apr. 


1862 


Massachusetts. 
Ohio 


Ch. B. Throckmorton 




Virginia. 


Evan Thomas 




District of Columbia. 


George W. Dresser* 




Connecticut. 


Henry C. Hasbrouck*. . . . 




New York. 


Charles C. Parsons* 




Ohio. 


Joseph B. Campbell* 

William L. Baker 


A. D. C. (capt.) 16 May, '62 


Pennsylvania. 
Massachusetts. 


Frank G. Smith 




Pennsylvania. 


George B. Rodney 




Delaware. 


Stephen Whitney 




Connecticut. 


Rufus King, jr 




New York. 


Franklin B. Crosby 




New York. 


Edward D. Muhlenberg. . . 




Pennsvlvania. 


Charles L. Fitzhugh 


A. D. C 


New York. 


John S. Hunt 




New York. 


George Dickenson 

Second Lieutenai 

Samuel Canby 

Francis D. L. Bussell .... 




Missouri. 




Delaware. 




Massachusetts. 


Bayard Wilkeson 






New York. 



ARMY REGISTER— FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILERY. 



153 



Name. 



liank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



Where Born. 



Harry C. Cashing 24 Oct. 

Eugene A. Bancroft 24. Oct. 

Henry A. Huntington 24 Oct. 

Augustus C. Craven 24 Oct. 

Jehu M. Stephenson 24 Oct. 

James Stewart 15 Nov. 

Henry B. Beecher 30 Nov. 

Edward Field 19 Feb. 

Arthur Morris 25 Mar. 

Brevet Second Lieutenant. 
James H. Rollins 17 July, 



1861 ; Maryland. 

Massachusetts. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Scotland. 



1862 



1862 



Fifth Regiment of Artillery. 

Colonel. 

Harvey Brown* 14 May, 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Thomas W. Sherman* 14 May, 

Majors. 

Thomas Williams* 14 May, 

William F. Barry* 14 May. 

Henry J. Hunt* 14 May, 

Captains. 

George W. Getty* 4 Nov. 

James A. Hardie* 5 Oct. 

Truman Seymour* 22 Nov. 

Charles Griffin* 25 Apr. 

Samuel F. Chalfin* 27 Apr. 

Bomeyn B. Ayres* 14 May, 

Richard Arnold* .• 14 May, 

William R. Terrill* 14 May, 

Stephen H. Weed 14 May, 

John R. Smead* 14 May, 

James McEnight 14 May. 

Frr at Lieutenants. 

Robert A. Hascall* 27 Sept. 

Edmund C. Bainbridge* . ... 2 Nov. 

George A. Kensel* 1 Mar. 

Francis L. Guenther* 14 May, 

Norman H. HaU* 14 May, 

Henry A. Du Pont* 14 May. 

Henry W. Kingsbury* 14 May. 

Emory Upton* 14 May, 

Charles E. Hazlett* 14 May. 

Malbone F. Watson* 14 May, 

Jacob H. Smvser* 14 May, 

Jacob B. Rawles* 14 May. 

Leonard Martin* 14 May, 

Eben G. Scott 14 May, 

David H. Veech 14 May, 

Thomas Williams, jr 14 May, 

Charles P. Muhlenberg .... 14 May. 

James W. Piper 14 May, 

Valentine H. Stone 14 May, 

Wallace F. Randolph 1 Mar. 

Henry L. Gansevoort 1 Mar. 

Thompson P. McElrath 1 Mar. 

Henry F. Brewerton 1 Mar. 

Second Lieutenan s. 
Benjamin F. Rittenhouse . .14 May, 

David H. Kinzie 14 May, 

John R. Brinckle 14 May, 

Gulian V. Weir 14 May.' 

Howard M. Burnham 14 May, 



1861 B. G. brevet. 23 Nov. '61 
1861 B. G. vol.... 17 May, 1S61 



1861 



IS -33 

1857 
1860 
1861 



B. G. vol 28 Sept. '61 

B. G. vol 20 Au-. 

A. D. C. (col.) 28 Sept. 

A. D. C. (1. c.) 28 Sept '61 

A. D. C. (1. c.) 28 Sept. 

B. G. vol 28 Apr. '62 

B. G. vol 9 June. 



1859 Capt. A. Qm. 3 Aug. 1861 

Capt. A. Qm. 3 Aug. 

Capt. A. Qm. 3 Aug. 



1861 



Colonel volunteers 

Adjutant ... 6 July, 1861 

Colonel volunteers i Illinois. 

! New York. 



Indiana. 
New Jersey. 
Maryland. 

Missouri. 



New Jersey. 

Rhode Island. 

New York. 
New York. 
Ohio. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

Ohio. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Rhode Island. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania, 

New York. 
Virginia. 
Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
New York. 
Delaware. 



1861 R. Qm'ter.. .10 Oct. 



186: 



Ohio. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Michigan. 

1861 Wisconsin. 

.... Pennsylvania 

.... Pennsylvania. 

.... | Pennsylvania. 

. . . . j Pennsylvania. 

.... I Pennsylvania. 

. . . . ; Kentucky. 

. . . Pennsylvania. 

.... New York. 

. . . . ! New York. 

.... New York 



1861 Pennsylvania. 

Illinois. 

: Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Massachusetts 



154: 



AKMY KEGISTER— FIKST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



Name. 



Bank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



James Gilliss 14 May, 1861 

Lloyd M. Harrison 14 May, 

Edmund D. Spooner 14 May, 

William E. Van Reed 14 May, 

Charles C. McConnell 14 May, 

Horatio B. Eeed 14 May, 

Israel Ludlow 14 May, 

Henry L. Taliaferro 14 May, 

Charles R. Hickox 14 May, 

Elijah E. Craft 14 May, 

Henry M. Baldwin 14 May, 

Homer H. Baldwin 14 May, 

William Butler Beck 14 May, 

George W. Crabb 14 May, 

Charles H. Carroll 5 Aug. 

James E. Wilson* 17 June, 1862 

John H. Calef* 17 June, 

Samuel B. Mclntire* 17 June, 

Albert M. Murray* 17 June, 



First Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

Charles A. Waite 5 June, 1860 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Seth Eastman* 9 Sept. 1861 

Majors. 

Isaac Y. D. Reeve* 14 May, 1861 

John T. Sprague 14 May, 

Captains. 

Charles C. Gilbert* 8 Dec. 1855 

Daniel Huston, jr.* 8 Dec. U 

George A. Williams* 14 May, 1861 

Edwin D. Phillips* 1 4 May, 

James E. Powell 11 June, 

Joseph A. Mower 9 Sept. 

Robert H. Offley 23 Nov. 

Matthew R. Marston 10 Jan. 1862 

Isaac D. DeRussy 27 Feb. 

Leslie Smith 25 Apr. 

First Lieutenants. 

Sheldon Sturgeon* 24 June, 1861 

William H. Sterling 28 July, 

Charles H. Fletcher 9 Sept. 

Calvin D. Mehaffey 24 Oct. 

Henry C. Robinett 23 Nov. 

Kinzie Bates 23 Nov. 

Charles H. Hosmer 23 Nov. 

William C. Green 10 Jan. 1862 

John Cusack 27 Feb. 

Charles D. Yiele 25 Apr. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Edward H. Mace 24 Oct. 1861 

William N. Tisdall 24 Oct. 

Charles Wilkins 19 Feb. 1862 

Albert Sabin 19 Feb. 

Edgar M. Cuilen 24 Mar. 

Thomas Hynes 21 Apr. 

Seth Weldy 12 May, 

John H. Purcell 14 July, 



Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 

L. C. brevet 8 Sept. 1847 



Brevet 30 May, 1848 



Colonel volunteers 



Major volunteers. 



Adjutant .... 1 Sept. 1861 



R. Qm'ter... 9 Mar. 1862 



Where Born. 



District of Columbia. 

Yirginia. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

New Jersey. 

obio. 

Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
District of Columbia. 
District of Columbia 
Massachusetts. 
Massachusetts. 
New York. 



New York. 

Maine. 

New York. 
Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Maine. 

New York. 

New York. 

England. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Ireland. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Michigan. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ireland. 

New York. 

Indiana. 
Pennsylvania. 
New Hampshire 
Vermont. 
New York. 
Ireland. 
Ohio. 
Ireland. 



ARMY REGISTER— SECOND AND THIRD INFANTRY. 



155 



Name. 



Second Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

Dixon S. Miles* 10 Jan. 185! 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

George W. Patten 7 June, 1862 

Majors. 

Arthur T. Lee. . . '. 26 Oct. 1861 

John C. Robinson 20 Feb. 1862 

Captains. 

Thomas W. Sweeny 19 Jan. 1861 

Lloyd Beall 30 Apr. 

James P. Roy* 14 May, 

Adolphus F. Bond* 6 June, 

James McMillan* 10 Aug. 

Alexander E. Drake 9 Oct. 

Joseph S. Conrad* 1 Nov. 

Salem S. Marsh* 12 Nov. 

Samuel T. Cushing* 12 Feb. 1862 

First Lieutenants. 

John S. Poland* 6 June, 1861 

Franklin H. Barroll 10 Aug. 

Samuel A. McKee 10 Aug. 

James W. Long 10 Aug. 

William F. Drum 9 Oct. 

Charles M. Freeman 1 Nov. 

John A. Clarke 12 Nov. 

Geo. H. McLoughlin 15 Feb. 1862 

Adolph W. Kroutinger .... 15 Mar. 
Second Lieutenants. 

Ralph E. Ellinwood 24 Oct. 1861 

William West 24 Oct. 

William G. Fitch 29 Oct. 

Abraham Grafius 26 Nov. 

William Kidd 26 Nov. 

John H. Markley 26 Nov. 



B. G. vol ...28 Apr. 1862 



Colonel volunteers. 



A. D. C. (1. c.) 5 May, '62 



R. Qm'ter...l0 Aug. 1861 



Where Born. 



Third Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

William Hoffman* 25 Apr. 1862 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

William Chapman* 20 Feb. 1862 

Major. 

William E. Prince 23 Nov. 1861 

Captains. 

Andrew W. Bowman* 6 June. 1852 

John D. Wilkins* 17 Apr. 1861 

Joseph N. G. Whistler*. . . .14 May, 

John W. Alley* 14 May, 

Alexander McD. McCook*. .14 May, 

Henry W. Freedlev* 14 May, 

Thomas W. Walker* 20 May, 

John McL. Hildt* 30 May, 

William Dickinson 31 July, 

Richard G. Lay 12 Mar. 1862 

First Lieutenants. 

Edward R. Hopkins* 14 May, 1861 

Andrew Sheridan 14 May, 

William H. Penrose 14 May, 

Joseph A. McCool 20 May, 

Daingerfield Parker 30 May, 

John B. Williams* 6 June, 

Jacob F. Kent* 31 July, 



Adjutant 16 Dec. 1861 



Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 



Brevet 18 Apr. 184"i 



M. G. vol... 17 July, 1862 



R. Qm'ter.... 1 Dec. 1861 



Maryland. 

Rhode Island. 

Pennsylvania. 
New York. 

Ireland. 

District of Columbia. 

England. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Rhode Island. 

Indiana. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania 
North Carolina. 
New York. 
New York. 

Ireland. 
Germany. 

Ohio. 

Ireland. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 



New York. 
Maryland. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Wisconsin. 

Maine. 

Ohio'. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Michigan. 

Pennsylvania. 



156 



ARMY REGISTER— FOURTH AND FIFTH INFANTRY. 



NAJII 



Eank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



John H. Page 12 Mar. 1862 

George B. Eckert 12 Mar. 

Second Lieutenants. 

George B. Butler 5 Aug. 1861 

Henry Asbury 5 Aug. 

Charles B. Atchison 5 Aug. 

John Whitney 5 Aug. 

Isaac A. Helm 5 Aug. 

James A. Snyder 5 Aug. 

Frederick Devoe 14 Oct. 

George K. Pomeroy 17 July, 1862; 



Fourtb Keghnent of Infan-.ry. 



Colonel. 

Silas Casey* 9 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Robert C. Buchanan* ...... 9 

Majors. 

Seneca G. Simmons* 9 

Delozier Davidson 1 

Captains. 

Henry M. Judah* 29 

David A. Eussell* 22 

Maurice Maloney 22 

Lewis C. Hunt* 23 

Joseph B. Collins 14 

Hiram Dryer 14 

Francis H. Bates ' 14 

George Crook* 14 

Robert N. Scott 25 

F,.rst Lieutenants. 

Caleb H. Carlton* 14 

Samuel M. Sprole 14 

Julius W. Adams* 24 

Charles H. Brightly* 24 

Abner R. Benedict 5 

Thomas A. Martin 5 

Avery B. Cain 5 

Alexander Carolin 'Id 

William S. Collier 25 

John L. Buell 25 

Second Lieutenants. 

Alexander E. Sheldon 5 

Robert P. McKibbin 5 

Ira F. Gensel 15 

William H. Powell 24 

George M. Randall 24 

Henry W. Patterson 24 

Edward F. Brenner 19 

Samuel P. Crowley 19 

Solomon G. Krepps 19 

George Williams 14 



Oct. 1861 

Sept, 1861 

Sept. 1861 
Nov. 

Sept. 1853 
June, 1854 
Nov. 
May, 1855 
May, 1861 
May, 
May, 
May, 
Sept. 

May, 1861 

May, 

June, 

June, 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Sept. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Aug. 1861 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct, 

Feb. 1862 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Apr. 



A. D. C 

Adjutant 1 Dec. 1861 



B. G. vol... .31 Aug. 1861 

Brevet 8 Sept. 1847 

Colonel volunteers 



Fifth Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

Gustavus Loomis* 9 Mar. 1851 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Thomas L. Alexander* 31 July, 1861 

Majors. 

Robert S. Granger* 9 Sept. 1861 

Charles D. Jordan* 27 Feb. 1862 



B. G. vol.... 21 Mar. 1862 
Colonel volunteers 



Where Born. 



Brevet 13 Sept. 184' 

Colonel volunteers 



Colonel volunteers 



A. D. C.(maj.)17 June, 



Adjutant 1 Mar. 1862 



Delaware 
Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

Illinois. 

Massachusetts. 

Indiana. 

District of Colombia. 

New York. 



Rhode Island. 

Maryland. 

Vermont. 

District of Columbia. 

Maryland. 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Wisconsin. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Ohio. 

Tennessee. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 



Vermont. 

Virginia. 

Ohio. 
Massachusetts. 



ARM? REGISTER— SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



15' 



Name. 



Rank in the 
Eeg't. Army. 



Where Born. 



Captains. 

HenrvR. Selden*.. 18 Oct. 

Thomas H. Neill* J Apr- 
Joseph Updegraff 2-3 Feb. 

Samuel Archer 27 Mar. 

William H. Lewis* 7 May, 

Henry ('. Bankhead* 25 June. 

David H. Brotherton* 2-3 Sept. 

Alfred T. A. Torbert* 2-3 Sept. 

John El wood 20 Eeb. 

First Lieutenants. 

Henry B. Bristol 13 May, 

Alien L. Anderson* 14 May. 

Simon Snyder 2-3 June. 

John T. Price 8 Aug. 

William P. Anderson 2-3 Sept. 

James S. Casey 2-3 Sept. 

John B. Randolph 25 Sept. 

Samuel Ovenshine 26 Oct. 

Edmond Butler 20 Feb. 

Martin Mullins 21 Feb. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Charles Speed 24 Oct. 

Franklin Cook 24 Oct. 

Samuel L. Barr 24 Oct. 

Nelson Tkomasson 31 Oct. 

Francis H. Wilson 14 Nov. 

Hugh Johnson 19 Feb. 

Benjamin Taylor, jr 19 Feb. 

Charles A. Curtis 11 Apr. 

Mason Howard 12 May. 

James D. Crolley 17 July. 



18-35 
1857 
1861 



180: 



1S61 



Colonel volunteers 
Colonel volunteers 



Colonel volunteers. 



Adjutant. 



31 Dec. 1861 



A. D. C. 



1862 



1861 



1862 . 



1860 
1861 



Sixth Regiment of Infantry, 

Colonel. 
Hannibal Day 7 June, 1862 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Daniel P. Wdiiting* 15 Feb. 1862! 

Majors. 

Henry W. Wesselis* 6 Jane. 1801 

George W. Wallace 10 Jan. 1862 

Captains. 

Thomas Hendrickson 27 Jan. 

Rensselaer W. Foote 9 June 

Levi C. Bootes 5 June 

William P. Carlin* 2 Mar. 

Elisha G. Marshall* 14 May, 

Benjamin F. Smith* 14 May, 

John McClearv* 17 May, 

Orlando H. Moore 26 May, 

Montgomerv Biyant 10 June. 

John J. Upham* 9 Sept, 

First Lieutenants. 

Henry A. F. Worth* 7 May, 1861 

William W. Sanders 9 May, 

Daniel D. Lynn* 14 May, 

Samuel A. Foster* 14 May, 

Hamilton S. Hawkins 14 May, 

Robert L. Eastman* 17 May. 

Wright Rives* 17 May, 

James P. Drouillard* 24 June. 

Billings B. Childs 5 Aug. ' 

Joseph B. Rife 9 Sept. 



Vermont. 

Pennsylvania. 

Virginia. 

Ohio. 

Alabama. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Delaware. 

Ohio. 

Michigan. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Missouri. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia 

Pennsylvania. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

England. 

New Hampshire. 

Delaware. 

Kentucky. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Maine. 

Georgia. 

Ireland. 



Vermont. 
New York. 



B. G. vol. 



25 Apr. 1862 Connecticut. 
Pennsylvania. 



1853 Brevet 20 Aug. 1847 Pennsylvania. 

I New York. 

j District of Columbia. 

Colonel volunteers ' Hlinois. 

Colonel volunteers ; New York. 

! New Jersey. 

j Ohio. 

; Pennsylvania. 

Kansas. 

'■ Delaware. 



Virginia. 

Adjutant 1 Dec. 1861 Pennsylvania. 

' Indiana. 

A. D. C j Maine. 

R. Quartermaster ' South Carolina. 

Maryland. 

A. D. C.(capt,)4June. '62 District of Columbia. 
A.D. C. (capt.) 23 May. '62 Ohio. 

; New York. 

Pennsylvania. 



158 ARMY REGISTER— SEVENTH AND EIGHTH INFANTRY. 



Rank in. the 



Name. 



Eeg't. Army 



Second Lieutenants. 

Alexander H. Freeman 5 Aug. 1861 

George T. Hodges 5 Aug. 

Clarence M. Bailey 5 Aug. 

Charles M. Pyne 5 Aug. 

Frank Ridgely 5 Aug. 

George B. Drake 5 Aug. 

Abram W. Bickley 5 Aug. 

Jeremiah P. Schindel 24 Oct. 

Byron Kirby 24 Oct. 



Seventh Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 
John J. Abercrombie* 25 Feb. 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Albemarle Cady* 6 June, 1861 

Majors. 

Granville 0. Haller 25 Sept. 1861 

Henry D. Wallen* 25 Nov. 

Captains., 

Samuel B. Hayman 3 Mar. ] 855 

Joseph H. Potter* 9 Jan. 1856 

Matthew R. Stevenson* 2 Jan. 1858 

Peter W. L. Plympton* ... .26 Feb. 1861 

Gurden Chapin* 22 Apr. 

Thomas J. C. Amory* 7 May, 

David P. Hancock* 27 May, 

William P. Pease* 8 June, 

Charles B. Stivers* 9 Sept. 

First Lieutenants. 

George Ryan* 22 Apr. 1861 

Francis J. Crilly* 7 May, 

James P. Martin* 14 May, 

George S. Hollister* 14 May, 

At Lee W. Putnam 16 May, 

John W. Magruder 27 May, 

James M. Broom 80 May, 

Samuel A. Russell 5Aug. 

Wesley F. Miller 9 Sept. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Charles C. Rawn 5 Aug. 1861 

Edward M. Curtis 5 Aug. 

James Cullen 5 Aug. 

Alonzo A. Cole 24 Oct. 

Walter Newman. 30 Oct. 

John Jackson 31 Oct. 

Richard R. Crawford 29 Nov. 

George McGown 29 Nov. 

Edwin R. Ames 6 Mar. 

Edward C. Woodruff 24 Mar. 



Eighth Regiment of Enfantay. 

Colonel. 

Pitcairn Morrison 6 June, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Gabriel R. Paul* 25 Apr. 1862 

Majors. 

Alfred Sully* 15 Mar. 1862 

Joseph B. Plummer* 25 Apr. 

Captains. 

Thomas G. Pitcher* 19 Oct. 1858 

Richard I. Dodge* 3 May, 1861 



A. D. C.(capt.)22May,'62 



A. D. C. 



B. G. vol... 31 Aug. 1861 

Brevet 13 Sept. 1847 

Colonel volunteers 

Colonel volunteers 

Colonel volunteers 

Adjutant. ... 1 Sept. 1861 
Capt. A. Qm. . .3 Aug. '6i 



"Where Born. 



Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 

Indiana. 

New Jersey. 

Maryland. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 



Tennessee. 

New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 
Georgia. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

Missouri. 

District of Columbia. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Delaware. 

Ohio. 

Indiana. 

Denmark. 

District of Columbia. 

Ireland. 

Indiana. 

New York. 



New York. 
Missouri. 



Colonel volunteers Pennsylvania. 

B. G. vol 22 Oct. 1861 1 Massachusetts. 



Indiana. 
North Carolina. 



ARMY REGISTER— NINTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



159 



Rank in the 



Name. 



Reg't. Army 



Milton Cogswell* 13 May, 1861 

William Mel, Dye* 14 May, 

Zenas R. Bliss* 14 May, 

William B. Hazen* 14 May, 

Henry M. Lazelle* 11 June, 

Edwin W. H. Read 26 Oct. 

James J. Van Horn* 19 Feb. 1862 

Royal T. Frank* 27 Feb. 

First Lieutenants. 

Alfred T. Smith* 14 May, 1861 

John N. Andrews* 14 May, 

James M. Warner* 80 May, 

William S. Worth 7 June, 

Henry B. Noble* 11 June, 

Philip H. Remington* 23 Aug. 

Eugene Carter* 26 Oct. 

Samuel P. Ferris* 19 Feb. 1862 

Hanson E. Weaver 27 Feb. 

John W. Means 27 Feb. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Otis Fisher 5 Aug. 1861 

Charles Snyder 5 Aug. 

Henry E. Hazen 5 Aug. 

Sidney W. Cooper 5 Aug. 

G. V. S. Aikin 5 Aug. 

John W. French 24 Oct. 

Samuel J. Franks 6 Mar. 1862 



Ninth Regiment; of Infantry* 

Colonel. 

George Wright* 3 Mar. 1855 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Charles C. Sibley* 9 Oct. 1861 

Majors. 

Henry W. Wharton 9 Sept. 

Captains. 

Pinkney Lugenbeel* 3 Mar. 1855 

Frederick T. Dent* 3 Mar. 

Dickinson Woodruff. 3 Mar. 

Henry M. Black* 10 Sept. 1856 

Thomas C. English* 29 Dec. 1857 

James Van Voast* 1 Mar. 1861 

Lyman Bissell 15 Mar. 

Charles R. Woods* 1 Apr. 

Hugh B. Fleming* 14 May, 

Philip A. Owen 25 June, 

First Lieutenants. 

Charles A. Reynolds 20 Feb. 1861 

William B. Hughes* 1 Apr. 

Elisha E. Camp 14 May, 

William H. Jordan* 14 May, 

John D. Devin 14 May, 

Charles 0. Wood 14 May, 

David W. Biddle 14 May, 

Frederick Mears 17 May, 

Campbell D. Emory* 25 June 

Clayton McMichael 5 Aug. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Edwin Pollock 5 Aug. 1861 

John C. Long ■ 5 Aug. 

Joseph Or. Marshall 5 Aug. 

William E. Appleton 5 Aug. 



Colonel volunteers 

Colonel volunteers 
Colonel volunteers 

A. ' D. C. ..'.'.'...'.'. '. 

Colonel volunteers 



B. O. vol. 



Sept. 1861 



Colonel volunteers 

M. brevet... 13 Sept. 1847 
Brevet 8 Sept. 

L. C. volunteers 

Colonel volunteers 

Capt. A. Qm..l8 Nov. '61 
Capt. A. Qm. . 3 Aug. 

R. Qm'ter.. . 1 Jan. 1862 



Wliere Born. 



Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Rhode Island. 

Vermont. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Maine. 

Missouri. 

Delaware. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

New York. 

Connectieut. 

Maine. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

New York. 

District of Columbia 

Pennsylvania. 



Vermont. 
Musachusetts. 

District of Columbia. 

Maryland. 

Missouri. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Tennessee. 

Maryland. 

Tennessee. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Maine. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 
Illinois. 
Indiana. 
Delaware. 



160 ARMY REGISTER— TENTH AND ELEVENTH INFANTRY. 



Name. 



Bank in the 



Beg't. Army. 



Samuel Munson 5 Aug. 

Herman 0. Renaldo 24 Oct. 

Samuel G. Penney 1 Nov. 

Edward D. Waite 12 Nov. 

John E. Yard 19 Feb. 

George W. Walker 19 Feb. 



1861 



1862 



Tenth Regiment of Infantry* 

Colonel. 

Edmund B. Alexander* 3 Mar. 1855 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
William S. Ketchum* 1 Nov. 1&61 

3f/jors. 

Charles S. Lovell 14 May, 1861 

Julius Hayden 15 Feb. 1862 

Captains. 

Anderson D. Nelson* 3 Mar. 1855 

Albert Tracy 3 Mar. 

Cuvier Grover* 17 Sept. 1858 

Louis H. Marshall* 29 Dec. 1860 

Henry E. Maynadier* 19 Jan. 1861 

William Clinton 3 Mar. 

Nathan A. M. Dudley 7 May, 

William H. Rossell 7 Sept. 

Samuel S. Carroll* 1 Nov. 

First Lieutenants. 

Oliver P. Gooding* 7 May, 1861 

Edward G. Bush* 14 May, 

William G. Jones* 14 May, 

Robert H. Hall* 1 June, 

George W. Vanderbilt*. ... 14 June, 

George S. Lauman 25 June, 

William T. Godwin 1 July, 

George H. Butler 15 July, 

Hey ward Cutting 7 Sept. 

George H. Crosman 1 Nov. 

Second Lieu'enants. 

Eeese E. Fleeson 5 Aug. 1861 

Robert G. Welles 5 Aug. 

William J. Fisher 5 Aug. 

William L. Kellosrg 5 Aug. 

Edwin E. Sellers 24 Oct. 

Claude S. Robertson 24 Oct. 

Uniacke C. Mackay 19 Feb. 1862 

Jesse A. P. Hampson 19 Feb. 

Washington Hopkins 19 Feb. 



"Where Born. 



B. G. vol 26 Feb. '62 



Colonel volunteers .... 

A. D. C. (col.) 31 Mar. '62 

B. G vol ....14 Apr. '62 
A.D. C. (col.) 30 June, 



Colonel volunteers. 



Colonel volunteers. 



Colonel volunteers 

Adjutant 1 Aug. 1861 

L. C. volunteers 



A. D. C. (capt.) 17 Apr. '62 



A. D. C. 



Eleventh Rpgoient of Infantry 

Colonel. 

Erasmus D. Keyes" 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Edmund Sckriver* 14 May, 1861 

Majors. 

Delancy Floyd Jones' 3 May, 1861 

Frederick Steele* 14 May, 

Jonathan W. Gordon 14 May, 

Captains. 

John S. Mason * 14 May, 1861 

Alfred E. Latimer* 14 May, 

Alexander S. Webb* 14 May, 

George Gibson, jr 14 May, 

Charles S. Russell 14 May, 



M. G. vol.. ..4 July, 1862 
A.D. C. (col.) 18 May, '62 



B. G. vol.... 29 Jan. 1862 



Colonel volunteers. 
Major volunteers.. . 



East Indies. 
Germany. 
Pennsyl vania. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
Ohio 



Kentucky. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 
New York. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Virginia. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

New Jersey. 

District of Columbia 

Indiana. 

Illinois. 

Ohio. 

Michigan. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Missouri. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

Delaware. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Scotland. 

Pennsylvania. 



Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

South Carolina. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 



ARMY REGISTER— TWELFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



101 



Name. 



Bank in the 



Reg't. Army. 



TVhere Born. 



John M. Goodhue 14 May, 1861 

Henry Hambright 14 May, 

Charles C. Pomeroy 14 May, 

Francis M. Cooley 14 May, 

Henry L. Chipman 14 May, 

William B. Lowe 14 May, 

James M. Cutts, jr 14 May, 

Thomas 0. Barri 14 May, 

John W. Ames 14 May, 

James Elder 14 May, 

James K. Lawrence 5 Aug. 

Thomas W. Newman 5 Aug. 

Henry G. Thomas 5 Aug. 

Caleb R. Lay ton 5 Aug. 

William Gr. Edgerton 5 Aug. 

Edward C. Boynton* 23 Sept. 

Henry C. Wood 24 Oct. 

Charles E. Farrand* 24 Oct. 

Joshua S. Fletcher, jr 17 Mar. 1862 

First Lieutenants. 

John C. Bates 14 May, 1861 

Guido N. Lieber 14 May, 

Duncan M. Vance 14 May, 

Joseph M. Ritner 14 May, 

Herbert Kenaston 14 May, 

John W. Gray 14 May, 

George T. Ingham 14 May, 

George E. Head 14 May, 

Edward 11. Parry 14 May, 

Daniel R, Coit 14 May, 

Charles I. Pleasants 14 May, 

Robert B. Smith 14 May, 

George H. Higbee 14 May, 

John~H. Patterson 14 May, 

William H. Chesebrough. . .14 May, 

William F. Greeley 5 Aug. 

Matthew Elder 5 Aug. 

Charles A., Hartwell 5 Aug. 

Francis E. Brownell 24 Oct. 

Edward A. Ellsworth 24 Oct. 

William Fletcher 12 Mar. 1862 

Charles Bentzoni 17 Mar. 

Oscar Hasten 3 Apr. 

James P.>ratt 10 May, 

Second Lieutenants. 

Irvin B. Wright 19 Feb. 1862 

Edward S. Huntington 14 Apr. 

Francis A. Field 14 Apr. 

Edward A. Guthrie 11 June, 

Abram A. Harbach 11 June, 

Richard Robbins 27 June, 

Wright Staples 30 June, 

Alfred B. Farnsworth 17 July, 



Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

William B. Franklin* 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Daniel Butterheld 14 May, 1861 

Majors. 

Henry B. Clitz* 14 May, 1861 

Richard S. Smith* 14 May, 

Luther B. Bruen 14 May, 



Colonel volunteers. 



A. D. C 



Adjutant ...18 Sept, 1861 



R. Qm'ter. ..18 Sept. 1861 



A. D. C. 



Adjt. 1 batt..l9 0ct. 1861 



M. G. vol. . . 4 July, 1862 
B. G. vol 7 Sept. 1861 



Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

District of Columb 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Maine. 

Delaware. 

Vermont. 

Vermont. 

Maine. 

New York 

Pennsylvania. 

Missouri. 

South Carolina. 

Ohio. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Missouri. 

New Jersey. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

New York. 

New Hampshire. 

Michigan. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Prussia. 

Prussia. 



Indiana. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania 



England. 
Michigan. 



Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 



11 



162 ARMY REGISTER— THIRTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



Name. 



Where Born. 



Captains. 

Matthew M. Blunt' 14 May, 1861 

Thomas McA. Anderson 14 May, 

Martin Mayer 14 May, 

Frederic S. Lamed 14 May, 

Alexander J. Dallas 14 May, 

Henry R. Ratkbone 14 May, 

Jokn J. Read 14 May, 

Tkornas S. Dunn 14 May, 

William Sergeant 14 May, 

Charles G. Bartlett 5 Aug. 

Francis Wister 5 Aug. 

William M. Quimby 5 Aug. 

Henry R. Putnam 5 Aug. 

Joab Wilkinson 5 Aug. 

Henry S. Lansing 5 Aug. 

Moses B. Walker 23 Aug. 

Edward R. Pennington 4 Oct. 

William J. L. Nicodemus* . . 24 Oct. 

Frederick Wintkrop 26 Oct. 

Joel H. Ratkbone 17 Feb. 1862 

Cornelius L King 19 Feb. 

Thomas M. Hulings 19 Feb. 

First Lieuienan'.s 

Samuel S. Newbury 14 May, 1861 

Charles R. Coster 14 May, 

S. Van Rensselaer 14 May, 

John S. Campbell 14 May, 

Jacob C. Hover 14 May, 

Walter S. Franklin 14 May, 

Henry C. Morgan 14 May, 

Benjamin R. Perkins 14 May, 

Henry E Smith 14 May, 

Eugene Wells 14 May, 

John W. Jones 14 May, 

Richard C. Parker 14 May, 

Sartell Prentice 14 May, 

Jokn S. Bootes 14 May, 

David D. Vanvalzah 14 May, 

May H. Stacey 14 May, 

John G. Hecksher 14 May, 

Robert L. Burnett 14 May, 

Evan Miles 5 Aug. 

Henry C. Egbert 23 Sept. 

Benjamin C. Card 27 Sept. 

William W. Dewev 30 Sept. 

Edwin M. Coates . . : 24 Oct. 

Bernard P. Mimmack 24 Oct. 

Frederick A. Tracy 24 Oct. 

Jokn A. Duvillard 24 Oct. 

Thomas H. Evans 25 May, 1862 

Wm. McC. Netterville 25 May, 

Ebenezer C. Allen 25 May. 

Thomas D. Urmston 25 May, 

Richard H. Pond 25 May, 



Colonel volunteers. 
Colonel volunteers. 



Major volunteers . 



R. Qm'ter . .29 July, 186! 



Capt. A. Qm. 27 Sept. '61 



Adjutant ...29 July, 1862 



Thirteenth \\ cginient of Infantry. 

Colonel. 

William T. Sherman* 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant CAonel. 
^Mney Burbank* 14 May, 1861 



M. G. vol.... 1 May, 1862 



New York. 

Okio. 

Germany. 

Massackusetts. 

District of Columbia. 

New York. 

Massackusetts. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine'. 

Maine. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Okio. 

New Jersey. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Missouri. 

Massackusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

District of, Columbia. 

Illinois. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Rhode Island. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

England. 

New York. 

New York. 

England. 

New York. 

Massackusetts. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 



Okio. 
Massachusetts. 



ARMY REGISTER— FOURTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 163 



Name. 



Majors. 

Christopher C. Augur* 14 May, 1861 

Samuel W. Crawford 14 May, 

Daniel Chase 20 Oct. 

Captains. 

Oscar A. Mack* ]4 May, 18G1 

Philip U. Sheridan* U May, 

Edw. C. Washington 14 May, 

Robert S. Lammot 14 May, 

Wesley C. Thorpe 14 May, 

Charles C. Smith 14 May, 

Samuel A Waimvright .... 14 May, 

Charles Ewing 14 May, 

William G. Rankin 14 May, 

John B. Miller 14 May, 

Nathan W. Oshornc 14 May, 

Robert Nugent 5 Aug. 

Theodore Yates 5 Aug. 

Charles A. Webb 5 Aug. 

Joseph Bush 5 Aug. 

Dallas C. Irish 5 Aug. 

L. E. Yorke 5 Aug. 

Davis W. Cheek 5 Aug. 

Alexander Murry 24 Oct. 

Asa B. Carey* 24 Oct. 

Albert M. Powell* 24 Oct. 

Frank P. Muhlenberg 4 Jan. 1862 

William C. Ide 14 May, 

First Lieutenants. 
Courtlandt Van Rensselaer .14 May, 1861 

George W. Hill 14 May, 

George Stuart 14 May, 

Joseph Marshall 14 May, 

William H. Hubbs 14 May, 

Charles J. Ball 14 May, 

Archibald H. Engle 14 May, 

Kilburn Knox 14 May, 

Emory W. Clift 14 May, 

John YV. Tibbatts 14 May, 

Cornelius W. Tolles 14 May, 

Charles J. Dicky 14 May, 

Justus A. Boies 14 May, 

Ralph Abercrombie 14 May, 

John A. Ford 5 Aug. 

John M. Duffy 5 Aug. 

Francis Clarke 24 Oct. 

Ferdinand E. DeCourcv. . . .24 Oct, 

William M. Wherry. .". 26 Oct. 

Javan B. Irvine 26 Oct. 

Patrick Meagher 4 Jan. 1862 

William Griffin 25 Apr. 

Dorus E. Bates 14 May, 

Moses C. Green 14 June, 

Second Lieutenants. 

Robert D. Torrey 19 Feb. 1862 

Thomas Little 31 May, 

William Nelson 31 May, 



B. G. vol.... 12 Nov. 1861 
B. G. vol.. .25 Apr. 1862 



Colonel volunteers. 



Colonel volunteers 



Fourtecnih &egim?nt ©f Infantry. 

Colonel. 

Charles P. Stone* 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
John F. Reynolds* 14 May, 1861 



Adjutant ...13 Sept. 1861 



A. D. C. 



R. Qm'ter ...1 Sept. 1861 



Where Bora. 



Major volunteers 



Adjutant 1 batt. 



B. G. vol.... 17 May, 1861 
B. G. vol.... 20 Aug. 1861 



New York. 

Pennsylvania 

Connecticut. 

New Hampshire. 

Massachusetts. 

Virginia. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Indiana. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Ireland. 

Missouri. 

Vermont. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania . 

New Jersey. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts 

New Jersey. 

New Hampshire. 

Connecticut. 

Indiana. 

Indiana. 

Ohio. 

Missouri. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 

Maryland. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

Missouri. 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

Illinois. 
Ireland. 
Indiana. 



Massachusetts. 
Pennsylvania. 



164 ARMY REGISTER— FOURTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



Bank in the 



Name. 



Eeg't. Army 



Majors. 

George Sykes* 14 May, 1861 

Grotius R. Giddings 14 May, 

William Williams 14 May, 

Captains. 

Edward McK. Hudson* 14 May, 1861 

John D. O'Connell* .14 May, 

David B. McKibbin 14 May, 

Samuel Ross 14 May, 

Giles B. Overton 14 May, 

Jonathan B. Hager 14 May, 

William H. Brosvn 14 May, 

George D. Norton .14 May, 

Hamlin W. Keyes 14 May, 

John Mcintosh 14 May, 

Horace K. Thatcher 14 May, 

Guido Ilges 14 May, 

Henry DeB. Clay 15 May, 

William C. McCall 19 Sept. 

Joseph M. Locke 19 Sept. 

John J. Coppinger 30 Sept. 

Charles B. Watson 24 Oct. 

Charles H. Ingraham* 24 Oct. 

Patrick E. Burke 24 Oct. 

William R. Smedberg 25 Oct. 

Richard P. H. Durkee 25 Oct. 

William H. Lawrence 25 Oct. 

Richard F. O'Beirne 25 Oct. 

First Lieutenants. 

Sullivan W. Burbank 14 May, 1861 

War. W. Chamberlain 14 May, 

Charles T. Dix 14 May, 

James F. Millar 14 May, 

John McClintock 14 May, 

Philip Schuyler, jr 14 May, 

David Krause 14 May, 

Drake De Kay 14 May, 

Daniel M. Brodhead 14 May, 

George K. Brady 14 May, 

James F. McElhone 14 May, 

Alfred Foot 14 May, 

John H. Walker 14 May, 

John S. Wharton 14 May, 

Richard L. Ogden 14 May, 

Seth Cushman 5 Aug. 

Joseph H. Vanderslice 25 Oct. 

Patrick Collins 24 Oct. 

James B. Sinclair 26 Oct. 

James W. Weir 26 Oct. 

George M. Downey 26 Oct. 

Robert H. Porter 26 Oct. 

James Henton 19 Feb. 1862 

William H. Mills 6 Mar. 

Second Lieutenants. 

Wilberforce W. Lyon 24 Oct. 1861 

Daniel Loosley 20 Nov. 

Alonzo J. Bellows 20 Nov. 

Frank W. Perry 9 June,1862 

George L. Choisy 9 June, 

Patrick H. Moroney 27 June, 

Thomas S. Doebler 30 June, 

Henry C. Peck 30 June, 

Charles G. Smedberg 30 June, 

John K. Clay 30 June, 



B. G. vol... 28 Sept. 1861 
A. D. C. (I.e.) 28 Sept. '61 

Colonel volunteers 

A. D. C. (maj.) 20 June, '62 

Adjutant 5 Nov. 1861 

R. Qm. 2batt. 30 Mar. '62 
A. D. C 

R. Qm'ter 1 Jan. 1862 

Capt. A. Qm. .5 Aug. 1861 

R. Qm. andc. s.l Jan. 1862 
t 



Where Born. 



Maryland. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Connecticut. 

Scotland. 

Indiana. 

Prussia. 

Ohio. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 

Ireland. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

Ireland. 

New York. 

New York. 

New Jersey. 

Canada. 

New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
New Jersey. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 
Ireland. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania. 
Maryland. 
Pennsylvania. 
England. 
Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

England. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

South Carolina, 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Ohio. 



ARMY REGISTER— FIFTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 165 



Name. 



Bank in the 

Keg't. Array. 



William 0. Douglass 30 June,1862 

Thomas E. Collins 14 July, 

Augustus H. Bainbridge ... 14 July, 



Fifteenth Regiment of Infantry 



Colonel. 

Fitz-John Porter* . 14 May, 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
John P. Sanderson 14 May, 

Majors. 

John H. King 14 May, 

William H. Sidell* 14 May, 

JohnR. Edic 14 May, 

Captains. 

Peter T. Swaine* 14 May, 

Louis H. Pelouze* 14 May, 

Albert B. Dod 14 May, 

Jesse Fulmer 14 May, 

John H. Young 14 May, 

William A. Wise 14 May, 

Ephraim M. Wood 14 Ma v. 

Jacob B. Bell 14 May, 

William P. Brown 14 May, 

David Ireland 5 Aug. 

Henry Keteltas 5 Aug. 

William S. MeManus 5 Aug. 

James Biddle 5 Aug. 

J. C. Peterson 5 Aug. 

Abel W. Hall 5 Aug. 

Thomas H. Norton o Aug. 

Joseph S. Yorke 20 Aug. 

John F. Bitter* 24 Oct. 

Charles G. Harker* 24 Oct. 

James Curtiss* 25 Oct . 

Lynde Catlin 26 Oct. 

Joseph R. Paxton 26 Oct. 

Isaac D. Sailer 3 Jan. 

David M. Meredith 27 May, 

First Lieutenants. 

Prince P. Stetson 14 May, 

Horace Jewett 14 May, 

George M. Brayton 14 May, 

Edward W. Smith 14 May, 

Edward A. Curtenius 14 May, 

Henry C. Gapen 14 May, 

Edward McB. Timoney 14 May, 

Frederick D. Ogilby 14 May, 

George H. Tracy 14 May, 

R. W. Derrieckson 14 May, 

Charles A. Wikoff 14 May, 

John H. McBlair, jr 14 May, 

Charles McC. Lord 14 May, 

Samuel C. Green 14 May, 

George W. Fetterman 5 Aug. 

Solomon E. Woodward 5 Aug. 

Irwin W. Potter 11 Sept. 

Joseph A. P.otter 27 Sept. 

William B. Occleston 24 Oct. 

Wilbur F. Melbourne 24 Oct. 

Andrew M. Brown 26 Oct. 

Samuel S. Holbrook 3 Jan. 

Robert P. King, jr 27 May, 



1861 M. G. vol.... 4 July, 186i 
1861 



1861 












1861 






A. D. C. (maj.) 3 July,'62 




























































Colonel volunteers 

Colonel volunteers 










186-;, 








1861 


Adjutant.... 12 Oct. 1862 




R. Qm'ter... 2 May, 1862 
A. D. C 
























































Capt. A. Qm. 27 Sept. 1861 










186-? 









Where Bom. 



New York. 
New York. 
Now York. 



New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 

Michigan. 
New York. 
Pennsylvania 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Scotland. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New Jersey. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Louisiana. 

New Jersey. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia. 

Massachusetts. 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 

Wisconsin. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Maryland. 

Illinois. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 



166 ARMY REGISTER— SIXTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



Rank in the 



jSame. 



Eeg't. Army. 



Second Lieutenants 

James Y. Semple 80 Oct. 1861 

George K. Sanderson 31 Oct. 

George H. Burns 12 Nov. 

William Galloway 24 Mar. 1862 

Romeyn H. Gray. 7 Apr. 

John P Decker 11 June, 



Sixteenth Regiment of infantry. 

Colonel. 

Andrew Porter 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
James Y. Bomford* 10 Jan. 1862 

Majors. 

Franklin F. Flint" 14 May, 1861 

Adam J. Slemmer* 14 May, 

Sidney Coolidge 14 May, 

Captains. 

Ebenezer Gay* 14 May, 1861 

Edwin F. Townsend* 14 May, 

Robert E. A. Crofton 14 May, 

Alexander H. Stanton 14 May, 

Robert P. Barry 14 May, 

George T. Woodson 14 May, 

Solomon S. Robinson 14 May, 

Joseph M. Trowbridge 14 May, 

Alexander Hays* 14 May, 

Charles H. Lewis 5 Aug. 

Francis L. Vinton* 5 Aug. 

James Biddle 5 Aug. 

Melville A. Cochran 5 Aug. 

William H. Prescott 5 Aug. 

Lucius Fairchild 5 Aug. 

Francis A. Davies* 27 Sept. 

Francis M. Bache 25 Oct. 

Patrick Kelly 26 Oct, 

James Kellv* 26 Oct. 

William j/Slidell 19 Nov. 

Newton L. Dykeman 15 Feb. 1862 

John Christopher 21 Feb. 

John C. King 7 Apr. 

Samuel B. Lawrence 3 May, 

First Lieutenants. 

Charles F. Towbridge 14 May, 1861 

William J. Stewart 14 May, 

David R. Wilson 14 May, 

Louis M. Hosea 14 May, 

Lyman S. Strickland 14 May, 

William F. Goodwin 14 May, 

Edward Haight .14 May, 

Arthur W. Allyn 14 May, 

James W. Bingham 14 May, 

Hugh A. Theaker 14 May, 

Henry C. Cook 5 Aug. 

Thomas J. Cate 5 Aug. 

Edward McConnell 31 Aug. 

Jacob Kline 9 Sept. 

William H. Ingerton 24 Oct. 

Thomas J. Durnin 24 Oct. 

William H. Smyth 26 Oct. 

William H. Bartholomew. . . 19 Nov. 

William M. Breese 15 Jan. 1862 

John Power 15 Feb. 



B. G. vol.... 17 May, 1861 
Brevet 8 Sept. 184 



Where Born. 



Colonel volunteers. 
Colonel volunteers. 



L. C. volunteer* 



L. C. volunteers. 
L. C. volunteers. 



Adjutant 15 Mar .186: 



Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 

Ohio. 



Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

New Hampshire. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Michigan. 

Maine. 

Massachusetts. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ireland. 

Ireland. 

Louisiana 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Michigan. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbij' 

Alabama. 

Maine. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Michigan. 

Ohio 

Massachusetts. 

New Hampshire. 

Illinois. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

Illinois. 

Ireland. 



ARMY REGISTER— SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 16T 



Name. 



Hank in the 



't. Army. 



Where Born. 



Homer H. CI irk 21 Feb. L862 

William W. Arnold 7 Apr. 

James C. Howland 7 Apr. 

Edgar R. Kellogg 3 May, 

Second Lieutenants. 

Samuel E. St. Ongc 7 Apr. 18G2 

Patrick W. Houlihan 7 Apr. 



Seventeenth lUginient of infantry. 

Colonel. 
Samuel P. Heintzelman* . . .14 May, L861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

James D. Greene 14 May, 1861 

Majors. 

Abner Doubleday" 14 May, 1861 

William H. Wood* 14 May, 

George L. Andrews 14 May, 

Captains. 

William C. Spencer 14 May, 1861 

John P. Wales 14 May, 

Edwin C. Mason 14 May, 

Walter B. Pease 14 May, 

John S. Kennedy 5 Aug. 

Samuel Dana 5 Aug. 

William J. Temple 5 Aug. 

Robert Chester 5 Aug. 

Dudley H. Chase 5 Aug. 

Alexander Wilkin 5 Aug. 

James F. Grimes 5 Aug. 

Herman M. Cady 5 Aug. 

Solon H. Lathrop 5 Aug. 

Henry J. McLandburgh ... 5 Aug. 

Elisha H. Ludington 5 Aug. 

Robert F. Morley 9 Aug. 

Charles C. Goddard 20 Sept. 

William T. Gentry 24 Oct. 

Edward J. Conner 24 Oct. 

William Sweet 26 Oct. 

Charles Holmes 26 Oct. 

Henry A. Ellis 30 Nov. 

John E. Reynolds 19 Feb. 1862 

First Lieutenants. 

William J. Moorhead 14 May, 1861 

Nathaniel Prime 14 May, 

Edward P. Pearson, jr 14 May, 

Clarence H. Corning J 4 May, 

Thomas C. J. Bailey .14 May, 

Sumner Howard 14 May, 

Joseph D. Carney 14 May, 

Thomas H. Carpenter 14 May, 

Edward Collins 14 May, 

Charles T. Weld 14 May, 

David L. Montgomery 14 May, 

Seth L. Carpenter 14 May, 

Howard C. Woodrow 14 May, 

Pythagoras E. Holcomb 14 May, 

William H. Walcott 14 May, 

William W. Swan # . . ]4 May, 

Henry A. Swartwout 14 May, 

John B. Parke 14 May, 

Franklin D. Howell 14 May, 

George W. Green 14 May, 

Henry Inman 24 Oct. 



M. G. vol.... 4 July, 1862 



B. G. vol 3 Feb. 1862 



Colonel volunteers. 



Major volunteers 



R. Qm'ter....2Nov.l861 
Adj. i batt. '. . .1 bec.'iSol 



B. Qm. 1 batt.. 25 Oct. '62 



New York. 
New York. 
Indiana. 
New York. 

New York. 
Ireland. 



Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 
Massachusetts. 
Rhode Island. 



Maryland. 

Delaware. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

MassaHuisetts. 

New York. 

Scotland. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

New Hampshire. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Indiana. 

New Hampshire. 

Yermont. 

New Hampshire. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 

Delaware. 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts. 

Louisiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. 



168 ARMY REGISTER— EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 



Name. 



Bank in the 



Reg't. Army. 



Frederick E. Crosinan 26 Oct. 1861 

Robert P. Wilson 26 Oct. 

Ed. W. Whittemore 10 May, 1862 

Second Lieutenants. 

John S. Knapn 24 Oct. 1861 

Lewis H. Sanger . . .19 July, 1862 

William S. Chamberlin 19 July, 



Eighteenth Regiment of Infantry. 

Colonel. 
Henry B. Carrington 14 May, 1861 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Oliver L. Shepherd* 14 May, 1861 

Majors. 

Frederick Townsend 14 May, 1861 

James N. Caldwell* 27 Feb. 1862 

William T. H Brooks* .... 12 Mar. 
Captains. 

Henry Douglass* 14 May, 1861 

Alexander Chambers* 14 May, 

William S. Thruston 14 May, 

Henry R. Mizner 14 May, 

Charles E. Den^ison 14 May, 

Henry Belknap 14 May, 

Jacob M. Eyster 14 May, 

David L. Wood 14 May, 

Patrick H. Breslin 14 May, 

Lyman M. Kellogg* 14 May, 

George W. Smith 5 Aug. 

A. B. Thompson 5 Aug. 

James W. Forsyth 24 Oct. 

Robert B. Hull 25 Oct. 

William J. Fetterman 25 Oct. 

John A. Thompson 26 Oct. 

Henry Haymond 26 Oct. 

John H. Knight. 19 Feb. 1862 

Pnilip B. Forney 19 Feb. 

Mark F. Leavenworth 19 Feb. 

Tcnedore Ten Eyck 19 Feb. 

Charles 0. Howard 12 May, 

Charles L. Kneass 30 May, 

First Lieutenants. 

Ansel B. Denton 14 May, 1861 

William H. H. Taylor 14 May, 

Nathaniel C. C. Kinney. . . <. 14 May, 

Richard L. Morris, jr 14 May, 

Joseph L. Proctor 14 May, 

Anson Mills 14 May, 

Andrew S. Burt 14 May, 

Thomas B. Burrows 14 May, 

Symmes Gardner 14 May, 

Iu.organ L, Ogden 14 May, 

Thomas T. Brand . . 14 May, 

James P. W. Neill 14 May, 

Herman G. Radcliff 14 May, 

Robert Sutherland 5 Aug. 

James Simons 24 Oct. 

James Powell ... 24 Oct. 

William P. McCleery 24 Oct, 

Horace Brown 26 Oct. 

Daniel W. Benham 19 Feb. 1862 

Frederick Phisterer 27 Feb. 

Charles L. Truman 6 Mar. 



B. G. vol . . . 28 Sept. 1861 



Colonel volunteers . 



Where Born. 



Adj. 1 batt. ..15 Aug. '61 



Massachusetts. 

Virginia. 

Massachusetts. 

Illinois. 

Maine. 

Maine. 



Connecticut. 

New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 



New York. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

New Hampshire. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 

Virginia . 

Delaware. 

Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 

New Jersey. . 

Pennsylvania. 



New York. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
New York. 
Massachusetts. 
Indiana. 
A.D.C. (capU..3Apr. '62 Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

Vermont. 

Alabama. 

Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 

New York. . 

New York. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

Germany. 

New York. 



Adj. 2 batt.... 4 N< 



'01 



ARMY REGISTER— NINETEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 169 



Name. 




Eank in the 




Where Born. 


Reg't 


! Array. 


Frederick H. Brown 


. . 24 Mar. 
..30 May, 


1861 
1861 
1862 




New York. 






Ohio. 


Second Lieutena 
Samuel J. Dick 


nts. 

..30 Oct. 
..30 Oct. 
..30 Oct. 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. 9 June, 
. . 14 July, 
. . 14 July. 




Pennsylvania. 
Connecticut. 


Thaddeus S. Rutland. . 




Joseph McConnell 

Gilbert S. Carpenter .... 
William H. Bisbee 




Michigan. 
Ohio. 






Rhode Island. 


Merrill N. Hutchinson . . 




New Hampshire. 
Ohio. 


John F. Hitchcock 








Ohio. 


Ebenezer D. Harding. . . . 
Augustus H. Mechling . . 
John J. Adair ... 




Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 






Henry G. Litchheld 




New York. 


Nineteenth Regiment 

Colonel. 

Edward R. S. Canby* 

Lieutenant Colo 
Edward A. Kim;" 


of InfaDti 

. . 14 May, 

id. 

. . 14 May, 

. 14 May, 
..14 May. 
. . 19 Feb. 

.14 May, 
.14 May, 
..14 May, 
..14 May, 
. 14 May, 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
. 14 May, 
. 5 Aug. 
. 5 Aug. 
.19 Aug. 
.24 Oct. 
.26 Oct. 
. 26 Oct. 
.28 Oct. 
.29 Oct. 
. 30 Oct. 
. 12 Nov. 
. 1 8 Nov. 
. 19 Feb. 
. 6 Mar. 
s. 

.14 May, 
.14 May, 
. 14 May, 
. 14 Mav, 
. 14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14Mav, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
.14 May, 
. 14 May, 


y. 

1861 
1861 
1861 
1862 
1861 

1862 
1861 


B. G. vol.... 31 Mar 


1862 


Kentucky. 
New York. 


Majors. 
Stephen D. Carpenter*. . . 
Samuel K. Dawson* 




Maine. 




Pennsylvania. 
New York. 


George L. Willard 

Captains. 
Augustus H. Plummer*. . 
Jeremiah H. Gilman* .... 






Ohio. 




Maine. 


Edmund L. Smith 




Pennsylvania. 
Maryland. 
Rhode Island. 


John H. Farquhar 




Charles W. Green 




Francis Fessenden 




Maine. 


Gideon C. Moody 

R. D. Mussey 


L. C. volunteers. . . . 


.... 


New York. 
New Hampshire. 
Ohio. 


Lewis Wilson 




Verres N. Smith 




Kentucky. 


Alfred L. Hough 




New Jersey. 
Poland. 


John Rziha 




Henry S. Welton 




Connecticut. 


Thomas C. Williams 




i862 


Virginia. 
New Hampshire. 
New Hampshire. 
Hlinois. 


John P. Sherburne 

James B. Mulligan 


Maj. (a. a. g) 17 July, 


John Tillson 




Werner Boecklin 




Switzerland. 


Thaddeus P. Mott 




New York 


Veiling K. Hart 




Indiana. 


James Mooney 

Francis E. Mcllvaine .... 




England. 




Kentucky. 


George S. Pearce 




Ohio. 


Thomas E. Noell 




Missouri. 


First Lieutenan 
Byron G. Daniels 




New York. 


Albert H. Andrews 


B. Qm'ter 1 batt 


Massachusetts. 


Thomas Cummings 

Robert W. Barnard 




Pennsylvania. 
District of Columbia. 




Howard E. Stansbury 

Egbert Phelps 




District of Columbia. 




Vermont. 


Augustus Boyd 

Jacob D. Jones 


Capt. A. Qm. 30 May, 


1861 


Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania. 


John P. Eli 




Pennsylvania. 


Matthew Jack 




Pennsylvania. 


William W. Gilbert 




New York. 


Manuel C. Causten . . 




District of Columbia. 



170 



ARMY REGISTER— ADDITIONAL AIDES-DE-CAMP. 



Hank in the 



Name. 



Eeg't. Army. 



William J. Lyster 14 May, 1861 

Michael B. Fogarty 14 May, 

Louis Snyder 14 May, 

Edward Moale 14 May, 

Thomas H. Y. Bickham. . . .14 May, 

Harrison Millard 14 May, 

Lewis T. Morris 14 May, 

Charles H. Hale 5 Aug. 

Walter 0. Lattimore 5 Aug. 

Colin B. Ferguson 24 Oct. 

William H. Leamy 24 Oct, 

Second Lieutenants. 

John B. Hayes 24 Oct. 1861 

Joseph J. Wagoner 20 Nov. 

William R. Lowe 20 Nov. 

Samuel S. Culbertson 20 Nov. 

Alfred Curtis 19 Feb. 

Charles F. Miller 1 May, 



Adjutant 1 batt. 14 Feb. '6 
A. D. C 

A. D. C. (capt.)25 June,'62 
Capt. A. Qm...28 Apr. "'62 



Where Born. 



Michigan. 

Ireland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Maryland. 

Ohio. 

Massachusetts. 

Indiana. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Scotland. 

Pennsylvania. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 



ADDITIONAL AIDES-DE-CAMP. 



Name Eank, and date of : m Born 

Commission. 



COLONELS. 

Thomas M. Key. . .19 Aug. 
Thomas J. Cram* . . 25 Sept, 
Henry J. Hunt* . . .28 Sept. 
Daniel A. Pucker . . 28 Sept. 
Henry F. Clarke* . . 28 Sept. 

George Thorn* 16 Nov. 

Richard D. Cutts. ..16 Nov. 

JohnS. Clark 18 Nov. 

Chas. F. Havelock 29 Nov. 
Jos. C. McKibbin. .29 Nov. 
Amos Beck with*. . . 1 Jan. 
John C. Kelton* ... 4 Jan. 
Edward H. Wright. 15 Jan. 

Wilson Shaffer 30 Jan. 

DanT E. McCallum 11 Feb. 

Robert Allen* 19 Feb. 

John V. D. Dubois* 19 Feb. 
Lewis B. Parsons. . . 19 Feb. 
Gust. Paul Cluseret 10 Mar. 
Wm. F. Reynolds*. 31 Mar. 

Albert Tracy 31 Mar. 

Anselme Albert 31 Mar. 

John T. Fiala 31 Mar. 

Robert N. Hudson .31 Mar. 
Charles Zagonyi . . .31 Mar. 
Philip Figyelmesy..31 Mar. 
Norton P. Chipman 17 Apr. 

Herman Haupt 27 Apr. 

Thomas J . Haines* . 1 May, 

Jas. B. McPherson* 1 May, 

. John W. Turner* . . 3 May, 

Clarke P.. Lagon.. . 3 May, 

W. S. Hi] Iyer I 3 May, 

John Biggin, jr 3 May, 



61 Kentucky. 
:N. Hamp. 
iOhio. 

INew Jersey. 
jPenn. 
N. Hamp. 
D. Columbia. 
New York. 
England. 
Penn. 

62 Vermont. 
Penn. 

New Jersey. 
Penn. 
Scotland. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
New York. 
France. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
Hungary. 
Hungary. 
Indiana. 
Hungary. 
Hungary. 
Ohio. 

N. Hamp. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

Kentucky. 

Missouri. 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 



Where Born. 



George P. Ihrle. . . 
John N. Macomb* 
Edmund Schriver* 

Philip Daurn 

Amos B. Jones . . . 
D. T. Yan Buren* . 
William Myers* . . . 
Geo. D. Ruggles*.. 
Louis H. Marshall* 

Speed Butler 

Chris A. Morgan . . 
Robert A. Clary* . . 
Ed. G. Beckwith*. 

James Belger 

SaTB. Holabird*. 
Jas. D. Fessenden 



7 May, 

15 May, 
18 May, 
26 May, 
31 May, 

1 June, 
14 June, 
28 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
5 July, 
5 July, 
11 Julv, 
14 July, 

16 July, 



LIEUTENANT COLONELS. 

Rufus Ingalls* . ...28 Sept. 
William Hays* .... 28 Sept. 
George W. Getty*.. 28 Sept. 
B. S. Alexander*. . . 28 Sept, 
James A. Hardie* . . 28 Sept. 
Nelson B. Sweitzer*28 Sept. 
Ed. McK. Hudson* 28 Sept. 
Albert V. Colburn* 28 Sept. 
P. Von Radowitz. .30 Sept. 
Wm. D. Whipple*. 10 Feb. 
Augustus Schroer. .31 Mar. 

John Pilsen .» 31 Mar. 

James W. Savage. ..31 Mar. 

Alfred W Ellet 28 Apr. 

Joseph F. Conrad* . 5 May, 

A. Thompson 19 May, 

J. R. Kinsman. . . .24 June, 



02 



(31 



62 



Penn. 

New York. 
Penn. 
Prussia. 
N. Hamp. 
New York. 
Penn. 
New York. 
Virginia. 
Illinois. 
Ohio. . 
Mass. 

New York. 
New York. 
Connecticut. 



Maine. 

Virginia. 

D. Columbia. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Penn 

Connecticut. 

Vermont. 

Prussia. 

New York. 

Prussia. 

Bohemia. 

N. Hamp. 

New York. 
Penn. 

Maine. 



ARMY REGISTER— ADDITIONAL AIDES-DE-CAMP. 



171 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 



Joseph A. Haskin*.26 June, '62 
Isaac C. Elston, jr. 9 July, 
Frederick Myers*. .15 July, 
J. B. Frothingham.16 July, 

MAJORS. 

William P. Jones. .20 Sept. '61 
H.V. Hammerstein 20 Sept. 
Henry Z. Hayner . . 1 Nov. 

C. JnoV. Hermann 5 Nov. 

D. 1). Perkins*.... 18 Nov. 
William II. Ludlow 18 Nov. 

John J. Key 5 Mar. '62 

A. H. Gillespie 20 Mar. 

Richard M. CorwineSl Mar. 
Thomas J. Weed. . .31 Mar. 
Augustus Plain .... 1 1 Apr. 
Champion Vaughan 11 Apr. 

C. H. Meneely 11 Apr. 

T. J. McKenney. ... 17 Apr. 
V. Van Antwerp. . .19 Apr. 

D. H. Burtnete ....22 Apr. 

A. C. Warberg 21 Apr. 

Addison S. Norton. 1 May, 
Ern't Von Vegesack 8 May, 
David C. Houston*. 16 May, 
Ernest F. Hoffman. 31 May, 

Burr Porter 2 June, 

Silas Ramsay 12 June, 

Franz Kappner. ... 14 June, 
Leonidas Haskell. . 16 June, 
Edward Detshy . . .16 June, 
William Painter. . .16 June, 
Chas. H. Brightly* 17 June, 
James F. Meline . . 80 June, 
Louis H. Pelouze*. 3 July, 
Jas. L. Van Buren.. 7 July, 
James C. Biddle. . . 8 July, 
Joseph C. Willard. . 15 July, 
Jas. M. Sanderson . 15 July, 

CAPTAIN'S. 

W. L. B. Jenncy. . .19 Aug. '61 
Arnold Hoeppner. .19 Aug. 
William Hoelcke . . 19 Aug. 
William Cossack. . .19 Aug. 
Richard B. Irwin. . . 22 Aug. 
Joseph Kirkland. . . 26 Aug. 
Arthur McClellan . . 26 Aug. 

William Jay 28 Aug. 

Martin T. McMahon 25 Oct. 
Ed. A. Raymond. ..30 Oct. 
Wm. P. Mason. . . .12 Nov. 
William Schemer. .16 Nov. 
G. Von Eickstedt. .16 Nov. 
A. M. B. deVillarceau23 Nov. 

John Hoskin 29 Nov. 

Wm. W. Smith 9 Dec. 

Philip M. Lydig ... 9 Jan. '62 

John A. Bolles 30 Jan. 

William Biddle. . . .31 Jan. 
William R. Rowley 26 Feb. 
William R. Dole. . .18 Mar. 
Simon F. Barstow . . 18 Mar. 
Isaac H. Marrow. . . 18 Mar. 



Where Born. 



New York. 
Indiana. 
Connecticut. 
Mass. 



New York. 

Germany. 

New York. 

Prussia. 

New York. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Prussia. 

S. Carolina. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

New York. 

New York. 

Sweden. 

New York. 

Sweden. 

New York. 

Prussia. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

Prussia. 

Hungary. 

Mass. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Penn. 

Vermont. 

Maryland. 



Mass. 

Prussia. 

Germany. 

Prussia. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Canada. 

New York. 

Mass. 

Prussia. 

Germany. 

France. 

England. 

New York. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Indiana. 

Mass. 

Maryland. 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission 



F. R. Munther 18 Mar. 

Henry C. Lockwood31 Mar. 
JohnR. Howard. . :3i Mar. 
R. W. Raymond... 31 Mar. 
John C. Hopper. . . .31 Mar. 
J. Von Cederstrom.31 Mar. 

Nicolai Dunka 31 Mar. 

Earl S. Goodrich. . . 1 Apr. 

A. S. Dean 1 Apr. 

Cyrus Hamlin 3 Apr. 

Andrew S. Burt .... 3 Apr. 
Hunter Brooke .... 3 Apr. 
Duncan A. Pell. ... 4 Apr. 
George R. Fearing. 4 Apr. 

James M. Rice 5 Apr. 

Daniel J. Keily .... 9 Apr. 
Miles W. Keogh ... 9 Apr. 
T. E. Ellsworth. . ..11 Apr. 
William Fisher ... .11 Apr. 
Ben. W. Richards. .12 Apr. 
Volney Hickox .... 14 Apr. 
Franklin Haven, jr. 15 Apr. 
Geo. W. Yanderbilt 17 Apr. 
William A. Keyser..l8 Apr. 
Henry J. Doolittle . 19 Apr. 
Gustavus St. Albe. .21 Apr. 
D. W. Van Horn. . .22 Apr. 
Hamilton Lieber ... 22 Apr. 
Joseph O'Keefe ... .24 Apr. 
Geo. Ward Nichols. 26 Apr. 
| Charles C. Barton. .26 Apr. 
Henry S. Spear .... 26 Apr. 
William H. Paine. .28 Apr. 

Adam Badeau 29 Apr. 

Samuel W. Saxton . 30 Apr. 
JEdward 0. Brown. .30 Apr. 
IWladislas Leski .... 1 May, 

Julius Fasses 1 May, 

Augustus Backx. ... 1 May, 

Joseph Gruwe 1 May, 

Mortimer C. Mizner 1 May, 
Wm. H. W. Krebbs 3 May, 
Nehemiah Merritt.13 May, 
Charles W. Morgan 14 May, 
Thomas H. Green. .14 May, 
Daniel W. Hughes. 15 May, 
JT. E. Greenwood . .16 May, 
Jos. B. Campbell*.. 16 May, 
.Hugo Yon Poblotski 16 May. 
'Richard L. Shelley. 17 May, 
[John S. Slosson. ... 17 May, 

John E. Jewett 19 May, 

George B. Drake ... 22 May, 
Jas. P. Drouillard . . 23 May, 

John Markoe* 23 May, 

Jas. DeW. Cutting . 23 May, 
;C. W. Wadsworth .23 May, 
Edward Valentinis . 24 May, 
John C. Anderson. . 24 May, 

Albert G. Sloo 24 May, 

lUlric Dahlgren. . . .29 May, 
! William M. Lewis. .30 May, 

Zebulon Baird 30 May, 

jCkarles Spraul 31 May, 

i George G. Lvon. . . 2 June. 



62 



Whert; Born. 



New York. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Sweden. 

Germany. 

New York. 

Canada. 

Maine. 

Obio. 

D. Columbia. 

New York 

New York. 

Obio. 

Iieland. 

Ireland. 

* lonnecticut. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Mass. 

New York. 

New York. 
Austria. 
New York. 

Ireland. 
Maine. 
New York. 
Penn. 
N. Hamp. 
New York. 
Mass. 

New York. 
Poland. 
Belgium. 
Belgium. 
Belgium. 

Maryland. 

New Bruns. 

Minorca. 

Maine. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Penn. 

Prussia. 

England. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Mass. 

Ohio. 

Penn. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Obio. 

Penn. 

New Yot&. 

New Jersey. 

Bavaria. 

Canada. 



172 



ARMY REGISTER— HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN'S. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


E. P. Brownson. . . 8 June, '62 


Mass. 


Wm. C. Rawolle . .21 June, '62 


Germany. 


Wright Rives 4 June, 


D. Columbia. 


Henry B. Sturgis. .21 June, 


Penn. 


Isaac K. Casey .... 4 June, 


Penn. 


James S. Grier. . . .21 June, 




George A. Custer* . 5 June, 


Ohio. 


Charles H. Hale ... 25 June, 


Penn. 


Henry C. Freeman. 6 June, 


New Jersey. 


Douglass Pope 30 June, 


Illinois. 


Daniel Hall 7 June, 


N. Hamp. 


George G. Lott. ... 2 July, 


Penn. 


Howard Stockton . . 9 June, 


New Jerse}^. 


,C. S. de Nordendorf 3 July, 


Austria. 


Elamen Ball 9 June, 


Ohio. 


Lewis, Livingston. . 3 July, 


New York. 


Carl Heintz 10 June, 


Prussia. 


George F. Tannatt. 5 July, 


Mass. 


J. C. A. Schenofsky 11 June, 


Belgium. 


Walter Cutting. ... 9 July, 


New York. 


Eineric Szabad. ... 16 June, 


Hungary. 


George S. Shaw. ... 9 July. 


Penn. 


Alex. B. Sharpe ... 16 June, 


Penn. 


Stephen E. Jones . . 9 July, 




Samuel S. Seward. . 16 June, 


New Jersey. 


George P. Edgar. . . 10 July, 


New Jersey. 


James Benkard. ... 16 June, 


New York. 


Edgar W. Dennis. .11 July, 


New York. 


Edward W. Hooper 17 June, 


Mass. 


John H.Piatt 11 Julv, 


Connecticut. 


Jas. E. Thorndike. 17 June, 


Mass. 


James S. Gould . . .14 July, 


New York. 


Aaron Seeley 21 June, 









HOSPITAL CHAPLAINS. 

APPOINTED UNDER THE ACT APPROVED MAT 20, 1862. 



Name and date of Appointment. 


Where Born. 


Name and date of Appointment. 


Where Born. 


Vincent Palen 31 Mar. '62 


New York. 


Robert S. Vinton. .13 June, '62 


Maryland. 


Nathaniel West . . .31 May, 


Ireland. 


Frederick H. Wines 14 June, 


Penn. 


Charles J. Bowen. .31 May, 


R. Island. 


George A. Leakin . 14 June, 


Maryland. 


Henry C. Henries. .31 May, 


Maine. 


Francis D. Ladd. . . 14 June, 


Maine. 


Henrv Hopkins. . . .31 May, 


Mass. 


John Proudfit 20 June, 


New York. 


John A. Bowman. .31 May, 


Ohio. 


R. Mc.A. Bear 20 June, 


Penn. 


JohnG. Butler. ..31 May, 


Maryland. 


J. P. Hammond. . .20 June, 


Maryland. 


William Y. Brown. 31 May, 


Ohio. 


John A. Jerome. ..20 June, 


Mass. 


John C. Smith 31 May, 


Maryland. 


Ed. O. Dunning ... 23 June, 


Connecticut. 


Richard V. Dodge.. 31 May, 


Illinois. 


Isaac S. Ketchum. 23 June, 


New York. 


William Holman. ..31 May, 


Kentucky. 


Montg'y Schuyler. 23 June, 


New York. 


John V. Dodge. . . .31 May, 


New York. 


John F. Cowan ... 23 June, 


Penn. 


James C. Richmond 2 June, 


R. Island. 


Reuben Vansyckle . 23 June, 


New Jersey. 


Charles M. Blake ... 4 June, 


Maine. 


Samuel Pettigrew..23 June, 


Ireland. 


Joseph M. Driver. . . 4 June, 


Mass. 


Burr Baldwin 23 June, 


Connecticut. 


Horatio Foote 4 June, 


Mass. 


Charles Spear 23 June, 


Mass. 


Ezekiel Folsom .... 4 June, 


N. Hamp. 


Thadd. B. McFalls . 23 June, 


Penn. 


George G. Goss. . . 4 June, 


Maine. 


Robert McCune ... 23 June, 


Penn. 


Jas. H. McFarland. 4 June, 


Penn. 


Chas. A. Williams . 23 June, 


New York. 


Lem. G. Olmstead. 4 June, 


New York. 


Edmund B. Tuttle 23 June, 


New York. 


James A. Paige ... 4 June, 


Mass. 


James Marshall ... 23 June, 


New York. 


Isaac 0. Sloan 4 June, 


Penn. 


James A. Brown. . .27 June, 


Penn. 


W. W. Winchester 5 June, 


New York. 


Frederick T. Brown 1 July, 


Ohio. 


Stephen S. Morrill 5 June, 


Vermont. 


Robert Lowry 1 July, 


New York. 


C. B. Thomas 6 June, 


Mass. 


J. Hill Rouse 2 July, 


Connecticut. 


John F. Wright. . . 6 June, 


N. Carolina. 


Augustus Edely ... 4 July, 


Vlass. 


CuthbertH. Powell 11 June, 


Virginia. 


Wm. H. Chauman. 4 July, 


Virginia. 


Robert McMurdy ..11 June, 


Penn. 


Wm. H. Paddock. . 5 July, 


New York. 


Rudolph Coehn. ... 1 1 June, 


Germany. 


Wm. C. Whitcomb 5 July, 


N Hamp. 


Samuel L. Adair . . 13 June, 




James H. Parks. ... 5 Julv, 


New York. 


Francis E. Boyle. . 13 June, 


Maryland. 


Theod. W. Simpson 7 July, 


'Sew Jersey. 


Matt. F. McGrath.13 June, 


Ireland. 


John Thrush 7 July, 


Penn. 


F. W. Brauns 13 June, 


Germany, 


John W. Hoover . . 7 July, 


Penn. 


Thomas T. Devan.13 June, 


New York. 


Mansfield French. .10 Julv, 


Vermont. 


James R. Merwin. .13 June, 


New York. 


Thomas S. Thomas 11 July, 


Maryland. 


James Means 13 June, 


N. Hamp. 


Leeds K. Berridge.ll Julv, 


Maryland. 


'N. B. Northrup. ... 13 June, 


Connecticut. 


Henry Snyder 11 July, 


Virginia. 


Albert Paine 13 June, 


Connecticut. 


Clark Skinner 11 July, ' 


Ohio. 



ARMY REGISTER— GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS. 



173 



Name and date of Appointment. 


Where Born. 


Name and date of Appointment. 


Where Born. 


Isaac Mcllvaine ... 1 1 July, '62 


Ireland. 


Frauds A. McNeall 18 July, '02 




William V. Daniels 14 July, 


Penn. 


Benjamin H. Crever 24 J ul v, 


Penn. 


James I. Ferree. ... 14 July, 


Ohio. 


John Lanahan ... .24 July, 


Virginia, 


Nath. Callender. ..14 July, 




Wm. G. Raymond. 25 July, 


New York. 


Oliver S. Prescott. .14 July, 


Connecticut, 


Edward D. Neil... 20 July, 


Penn. 


Lewis Huvlbut. . . .15 July, 


New York. 


Alexander McLeod 28 July, 


New York. 


Jas. B. Hyndshaw .15 July, 


New Jersey. 


James Bruehl 28 July, 




William W. Meech 15 July, 


Connecticut. 


David W. Tolford. 29 July, 




Gains M. Blodgett 15 July, 


Vermont. 


William W. Reese. 2!) July, 


Virginia. 


Joseph W. Blythe.10 July, 


Kentucky. 


Arthur G. Thomas 80 July, 


Virginia. 


Eli Strowbridge. . .10 July, 


Can. West. 


Thomas G. Carver. 31 July, 


Wales. 


S. Y. McMasters. ..16 July, 




Chas. W. Dennison 31 July, 


Connecticut. 


VOLUNTEER F0tt( 


2E-GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS. 



PROVIDED FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE VOLUNTEER FORCES BROUGHT INTO T1IK SERVICE OF 
THE UNITED STATES," UNDER ACTS OF CONGRESS APPROVED JULY 22 AND JULY 2"). 1861, AND 
JULY 5, 1838. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born 


General Officers. 




Joseph Hooker* ... 4 July, '62 


Mass. 






Darius M. Couch*. . 4 Julv, 


New York. 


MAJOR GENERALS. 




I. B. Richardson*f. 4 Julv, 


Vermont. 


Nathaniel P. Banks. 10 May, '01 


Mass. 


Henry W. Slocum* 4 Julv, 


New York. 


John A. Dix 16 May, 


N. Hamp. 


John J. Peck* 4 Julv, 


New York. 


Benjamin F. Butler 10 -May, 


N Hamp. 


Geoige \V. Morell*. 4 July, 


New York. 


David Hunter* ... .13 Aug. 


D. Columbia. 


William F. Smith* 4 Julv, 


Vermont. 


Edwin D. Morgan. .28 Sept. 


Mass. 


John Sedgwick* . . 4 July, 


Connecticut. 


Ethan A. Hitchcock* 10 Feb. '02 


Vermont. 


A. McD. McCook*. .17 July, 


Ohio. 


Ulysses S. Grant* . .10 Feb. 


Ohio. 


William Nelsonf. .17 July, 


Kentucky. 


Irvin McDowell* . . 14 Mar. 


Ohio. 


T. L. Crittenden.. .17 July, 


Kentucky. 


Amb. E. Burnside* . 1 8 Mar. 


Indiana. 


Wm. S. Rosecrans..21 Mar. 


Ohio. 


Don Carlos Buell*. .21 Mar. 


Ohio. 


Horatio G. Wright. 18 July, 


Connecticut. 


John Pope* 21 Mar. 


Kentucky. 


Robert C. Schenck.30 Aug. 


Ohio. 


Samuel R. Curtis* . . 21 Mai*. 


New York. 


Steph. A. Hurlbut. .17 Sept. 


S. Carolina. 


Franz Sigel 21 Mar. 


Germany. 


Schuyler Hamilton. 17 Sept. 


New York. 


J. A. McClernand. .21 Mar. 


Kentucky. 


Gordon Granger. . .17 Sept. 


New York. 


Charles F. Smith*-)-. 21 Mar. 


Penn. 


J. D. Cox Oct. 


Canada. 


Lewis Wallace 21 Mar. 


Indiana. 


Jas. B. McPherson. 8 Oct. 


Ohio. 


O.M. Mitchel*f ...11 Apr. 


Kentucky. 


Lovell H. Rousseau. 8 Oct. 


Kentucky. 


Cassius M. Clay. ... .11 Apr. 


Kentucky. 






Geo. H. Thomas*. ..25 Apr. 


Virginia. 






Geo. Cadwalader . . 25 Apr. 


Penn. 






John G. Foster*. . .20 Apr. 


N. Hamp. 


BRIGADIER GENERALS. 




Jesse L. Reno*f ... 20 Apr. 


Virginia. 


Andrew Porter. . . .17 May, '61 


Penn. 


John G. Parke* .... 20 Apr. 


Penn. 


Charles P. Stone*. .17 May. 


Mass. 


Wm. T. Sherman* . . 1 May, 


Ohio. 


Thos. W. Sherman* 17 May, 


R. Island. 


Ed. O. C. Ord* .... 2 May, 


Maryland. 


Nathaniel Lyon*f. . 17 May, 


Connecticut. 


Ed. V. Sumner .... 4 July, 


Mass. 


G. A. McCall* ....17 May, 


Penn. 


S. P. Heintzelman*. 4 July, 


Penn. [ 


W. B. Montgom'yM7 May, 


New Jersey. 


Erasmus D. Keyes* . 4 July, 


Mass. 


John W. Phelps * . 17 May, 


Vermont. 


Fitz John Porter* . . 4 July, 


N. Hamp. 


C. S. Hamilton* ...17 May, 


New York. 


Wm. B. Franklin* . 4 July, 


Penn. 


Rufus King* 17 May. 


New York. 


Philip Kearnyf .... 4 July, 


New York. 


B. M. Prentiss 17 May, 


Virginia. 



t Major General Smith, died at Savannah, Tennessee, April 25, 1862. 

t Major General Beno, killed in battle of South Mountain, near Boonsboro', Maryland, Sept. 14, 1862. 

f Major General Kearny, killed in battle near Chantiliy, Virginia, Sept. 1, 1862. 

t Major General Nelson, assassinated in Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 29, 1S62. 

t Brigadier General Lyon, killed in battle near Springfield, Missouri, Aug. 10, 1S61. 

t Major General Mitchel. died at Beaufort, S. C., Oct. 30, 1862. 

t Major General Bichardson, died of wounds received in Battle of Antietam, Md., Nov. 3, 1862. 



174 



ARMY REGISTER— GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


Fred. W. Landerf .17 May, '61 


Mass. 


Jeff. C. Davis 


.18 Dec. '61 


Indiana. 


Benj. F. Kelley ...17 May, 


N. Hamp. 


John M. Palmer . . 


. 20 Dec. 


Kentucky. 


A. S. Williams. ... 17 May, 


Connecticut. 


Wm. H. Keimf... 


.20 Dec. 


Penn. 


James Cooper 17 May, 


Maryland. 


James H. Garfield . 


11 Jan. '62 


Ohio. 


Jas. B. Ricketts* . .21 July, 


New York. 


Lewis G. Arnold*. 


.24 Jan. 


New Jersey. 


H. II. Lockwood* . . 8 Aug. 


Delaware. 


Frederick Steele*. . 


.29 Jan. 


New York. 


Louis Blenker 9 Aug. 


Germany. 


Wm. S. Ketchum* 


. 3 Feb. 


Connecticut. 


Jas. S. Wadsworth. 9 Aug. 


New York. 


Abner Doubleday* 


. 3 Feb. 


New York. 


J. H. Martindale* . 9 Aug. 


New York. 


John W. Davidson' 


. 3 Feb. 


Virginia. 


Samuel D. SturgisMO Aug. 


Penn. 


Nap. J. T. Dana* . 


. 3 Feb. 


Maine. 


George Stoneman* . 1 3 Aug. 


New York. 


David T. Birney . . 


. 3 Feb. 


Alabama. 


James W. Denver. . 14 Aug. 


Virginia. 


T. Francis Meaghe 


r. 3 Feb. 


Ireland. 


Egbert L. Yiele* .... 17 Aug. 


New York. 


Henry M. Naglee* . 
James G. Spears . . 


. 4 Feb. 


Penn. 


James Shields 19 Aug. 


Ireland. 


. 5 Mar. 


Tennessee. 


John F. Reynolds* . 20 Aug. 


Penn. 


Eugene A. Carr*. . 


. 7 Mar. 


New York. 


Wm. F. Barry* . . . 20 Aug. 


New York. 


Thorn. A. Davies* . 


7 Mar. 


New York. 


J. J. Abercrombie*.31 Aug. 


Tennessee 


Daniel Tyler* 


.13 Mar. 


Connecticut. 


Silas Casey* 31 Aug. 


R. Island. 


Wm. H. Emory*. . 


.17 Mar. 


Maryland. 


L. P. Graham 31 Aug. 


Virginia. 


Andrew J. Smith* 


.17 Mar. 


Penn. 


George G. Meade*.. 31 Aug. 


Spain. 


M. R. Patrick* 


.17 Mar. 


New York. 


Abram Duryee ... .31 Aug. 


New York. 


Isaac F. Quinby* . . 


.17 Mar. 


New Jersey. 


Oliver 0. Howard* . 3 Sept. 


Maine. 


Hiram G. Berry . . 


.17 Mar. 


Maine. 


Eleazer Paine* .... 3 Sept. 


Ohio. 


Orris S. Ferry 


17 Mar. 


Connecticut. 


Daniel E. Sickles . . 3 Sept. 


New York. 


D. P. Woodbury' . 


.19 Mar. 


N. Hamp. 


C. D. Jamesonf ... 3 Sept. 


Maine. 


Henry M. Judah* . 


.21 Mar. 


Maryland. 


Ebenezer Dumont. . 3 Sept. 


Indiana. 


Richard J. Oglesby 


.21 Mar. 


Kentucky. 


Robert H. Milroy. . 3 Sept. 


Indiana. 


John Cook 

John Mc Arthur. . . 


.21 Mar. . 


Illinois. 


Willis A. Gorman. . 7 Sept. 


Kentucky. 


. 21 Mar. 


Scotland. 


Daniel Butterfield . 7 Sept. 


New York. 


Jacob G. Lauman. 


.21 Mar. 


Maryland. 


H. G.Wright* ....14 Sept. 


Connecticut. 


H. P. Van Clevc . . 


.21 Mar. 




W. T.Ward 18 Sept. 


Kentucky. 


John A. Logan. . . . 


.21 Mar. 


Illinois. 


John G. Barnard*. .23 Sept. 


Mass. 


Speed S. Fry 


. 21 Mar. 




Innis N. Palmer*. .23 Sept. 


New York. 


Alex. Asboth 


.21 Mar. 




Seth Williams* .... 23 Sept. 


Maine. 


James Craig 


.21 Mar. 


Penn. 


John Newton* .... 23 Sept. 


Virginia. 


W. H. L. Wallace! 


. 21 Mar. 


Illinois. 


W. S. Hancock* ... 23 Sept. 


Penn. 


Robert L. McCook! 


.21 Mar. 


Ohio. 


George Wright* . . .28 Sept. 


Vermont. 


Mahlon D. Manson 


.24 Mar. 


Ohio. 


Thorn. Williams*! • 28 Sept. 


New York. 


E. R. S. Canby* .. 


.31 Mar. 


Kentucky. 


George Sykes* ....28 Sept. 


Maryland. 


G. M. Dodge 


.31 Mar. 


Mass. 


Wm. W. Burns* ... 28 Sept. 


Ohio. 


R. B. Mitchell.... 


. 8 Apr. 


Ohio. 


Wm. H. French* . .28 Sept. 


Maryland. 


James G . Blunt . . t 


. 8 Apr. 


Maine. 


W. T.H.Brooks*.. 28 Sept. 


Ohio. 


F. E. Patterson! . . 


.11 Apr. 


Penn. 


John M. Brannan* . 28 Sept. 


D. Columbia. 


Amiel W. Whipple* 


.14 Apr. 


Mass. 


John P. Hatch*. ... 28 Sept. 


New York. 


Cuvier Grover* . . . 


. 14 Apr. 


Maine. 


David S. Stanley*. .28 Sept. 


Ohio. 


G. L. HartsufT . . . 


.15 Apr. 


New York. 


Isaac I. Stevens*! . 28 Sept. 


Mass. 


Rufus Saxton* .... 


.15 Apr. 


Mass. 


William K. Strong. 28 Sept. 


New York. 


Benjamin Alvord* . 


. 15 Apr. 


Vermont. 


Albin Schoepf 30 Sept. 


Hungary. 


Nap. R. Buford*. . . 


. 15 Apr. 


Kentucky. 


James S. Negley ... 1 Oct. 


Penn. 


Wm. S.Smith*... 


15 Apr. 


Ohio. 


Thomas J. Wood*. .11 Oct. 


Kentucky. 


Nathan Kimball . . 


.15 Apr. 


Indiana. 


R. W. Johnson* ...11 Oct. 


Kentucky. 


Charles Devens . . . 


.15 Apr. 




A. Yon Stein wehr . .12 Oct. 


Germany. 


James H. Van Alen 


15 Apr. 


New York. 


Joseph B. Plummer*22 Oct. 


Mass. 


Carl Schurz 


. 15 Apr. 


Germany. 


Jer. T. Boyle* 9 Nov. 




S. W. Crawford. . . 


25 Apr. 


Penn. 


Chris. C. Augur* . .12 Nov. 


New York. 


H. W. Wessells* . . 


25 Apr. 


Connecticut. 


Julius H. Stahel...l2Nov. . 


Hungary. 


Milo S. Hascall* . . 


. 25 Apr. 


New York. 


George W. Morgan. 12 Nov.- 




Leonard F. Ross . . 


.25 Apr. 


Illinois. 


John M. Schoneld*.21 Nov. 


New York. 


John W. Geary . . . 


. 25 Apr. 


Penn. 


Thorn. J. McKean\21 Nov. 


Penn. 


Alfred H.Terry... 


.25 Apr. 


Connecticut. 


Zealous B. Tower* .23 Nov. 


Mass. 


A. A. Humphreys* 


. 28 Apr. 


Penn. 



t Rrigadier General Lander, died of wounds received in battle in Virginia, March 2, 1862. 

t Brigadier General Williams, killed in battle at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, August 5, 1862. 

+ Brigadier General Stevens, killed in baltlc mar Chantilly, "Virginia, Sept. 1,"~1862. 

t Brigadier General Keim, died in June, 1SG2. 

t Brigadier General Wallace, died of wounds received in the battle of Shiloh, Tennessee. 

+ Brigadier General McCook, assassinated in Northern Alabama, Aug. 5, 1S62. 

t Brigadier General Jameson, died at Old Town, Md., Nov. 6, 1862. 

t Brigadier General Patterson, died at Old Town, Md., Nov. 22, 1862. 



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175 



Name, Eank. and date of 
Commission. 


Where Bom. 


Name, Rank and date of 
Commission. 


Where Born. 


Jas. H. Carleton . . .28 Apr. '62 


Maine. 


Jas. B. McPherson .16 May, '62 




Absalom Baird* 28 Apr. 


Penn. 


Philip H. Sheridan*. 1 July, 


Mass. 


John C. Robinson. .28 Apr. 


New York. 


George F. Shepley. .18 July, 


Maine. 


Truman Seymour*. .28 Apr. 


Vermont. 


John Buford* ...... 1 7 July, 


Kentucky. 


Q. A. Grillmore*....28 Apr. 


Ohio. 


Frank P. Blair 7 Aug. 


Maryland. 


George D. Bayard*. 28 Apr. 


New York. 


Richard Busteed ... 7 Au^ r . 




Henry Prince* 28 Apr. 


M tine. 


John It. Kenlv 22 Aug. 


Maryland. 


Abraham S. Piatt. .28 Apr. 


Ohio. 


John P. Slough. ...25 Aug. 




T. T. Crittenden. . .28 Apr. 


Alabama. 


Godfrey Weitzel*. . .29 Aug. 


Ohio. 


Max. Weber 28 Apr. 




Gabriel R. Paul* ... 5 Sept. 


Missouri. 


P. A Hackelmanf.28 Apr. 


[ndiana. 


Charles P. Hovey. . 5 Sept. 




Jer. C Sullivan 28 Apr. 




Herman Haupt .... 5 Sept. 


Penn. 


Alvin P. Hovey....28 Apr. 


Indiana. 


George Crook 7 Sept. 


Ohio. 


James C. Veatch. . .28 Apr. 


Indiana. 


Joseph B. Carr 7 Sept. 


New York. 


William P. Ben ton. 28 Apr. 


Marylan 1. 


Thomas L. Kane ... 7 Sept. 


Penn. 


Henry Bohlenf ... .28 Apr. 


Penn. 


Nelson Taylor 7 Sept. 


New York. 


JolmC. Caldwell . .28 Apr. 


Vermont. 


Gersham Molt 7 Sept. • 


New Jersey. 


Isaac P. Rodmauf . . 28 Apr. 


R. Island. 


Charles C. Gilbert*. 9 Sept. 


Ohio. 


Neal Dow 28 Apr. 


Maine. 


William R. Ten-ill* f 9 Sept. 


Virginia. 


George S. Greene*. .28 Apr. 


R. Island 


Calvin E. Pratt. ...10 Sept. 


New York. 


Samuel P. Carter . . 1 May 


Tennessee. 


James Nagle 10 Sept. 


Penn. 


John Gibbon 2 May, 


Penn. 


Edward Ferrero. ... 10 Sept. 




George W. Taylorf . 9 May, 


New Jersey. 


Henry J. Hunt* .... 15 Sept. 


Ohio. 


Erastus B. Tyler ... 14 May, 


New York. 


Francis L. Vinton*. 19 Sept. 


New York. 


Charles Grit'hn 9 June, 


Ohio. 


Gustavus A. Smith. 19 Sept. 


Illinois. 


George H. Gordon. . 9 June, 


Mass. 


Francis C. Barlow. .19 Sept. 


New York. 


James M. Tuttle. . . 9 June, 


Ohio. 


Nason Brayman . . . .24 Sept. 


Illinois. 


Julius White 9 June, 


New York. 


N. J.Jackson 24 Sept. 


Maine 


Peter J. Osterhaus. . 9 June, 


Prussia 


George W.Gettv. ..25 Sept. 




S. G. Burbridge 9 June, 


Kentucky. 


Alfred Sullv* 26 Sept. 


Penn. 


Wash. L. Elliott... 11 June, 


Penn. 


Gouv'r K.Warren*. 26 Sept. 


New York. 


Albion P. Howe . . .11 June. 


Maine. 


William W. Averell*26 Sept. 




G. Clay Smith 11 June, 




Robert Cowdin . . . .'26 Sept. 


Mass. 


Wm. B. Campbell . . 30 June, 


Tennessee. 


Alexander Havs .... 29 Sept. 


Penn. 


l>enj . S. Roberts . . .16 July, 


Vermont. 


Henry H. Sibley *. . 29 Sept. 


Minnesota. 


Alfred PleasontonM6 July, 


D. Columbia. 


Francis B. Spinola. . 1 Oct. 


New York. 


Jacob Ammen 16 July, 


Virginia. 


jJ H. Hobart Ward. 4 Oct. 


New York. 


Joshua W. Sill ....16 July, 




John M. Thaver 4 Oct. 




C. P. Buckingham . 16 July, 


Ohio. 


J J. Bartlett 4 Oct. 




Fitz-IIenry Warren. 16 July, 


Mass. 


Solomon Meredi h. . 6 Oct. 


Indiana. 


Morgan L. Smith ..16 July, 


New York. 


James Bowen 11 Oct. 

Gustave P. Cruseret.14 Oct. 


New York. 


Charles Crivft 16 July, 


Indiana. 


Italy. 


Frederick Salmon . .16 July, 


Prussia. 


E. P. Scammon .... 15 Oct. 




James S. Jacksonf . 16 July, 


Kentuckj^. 


Robert S. Granger. .20 Oct. 


Ohio. 


C. C. Washburne. . .16 July, 


Maine. 


Joseph R. West 25 Oct. 




Francis J. Herron . .16 July, 


Penn. 


Joseph W. Revere . . 25 Oct. 


Mass. 


John Cochrane' 17 July, 


New York. 


Alfred W. Ellet 




John B. Turchin ... 17 July, 
Henry S. Briggs .... 17 July, 


Mass. 


Edwin H. Stoughton 


Vermont. 


John E. Smith". 29 Nov. 




Conrad F. Jackson. . 17 July, 


Penn. 


JohnF. Farnsworth.29 Nov, 




James D. Morgan. . .17 July, 




Isham N. Hoyme. . .29 Nov. 




August Willich 17 July, 


Prussia. 






Henry D. Terry 17 July, 


Connecticut. 






James Stedman ... .17 July, 








Orlando B. Wilcox .21 July, '61 


Michigan,. 






Michael Corcoran . . 21 July, 


Ireland. 






Randolph B. Marcy*23 Sept. 


Mass. 






George W. Cullum*. 1 Nov. 


New York. 







t Brigadier General Hackelman. killed in battle near Corinth. Mississippi, Oct. 5, 1862. 

t Brigadier General Rodman, died of wounds received in battle of Antietam, Maryland. 1862. 

t Brigadier General Taylor, died of wounds received in battle near Bull Run, Virginia. 1S62. 

t Brigadier GeneralJackson, killed in battle near Perrysville, Kentucky. Oct. 8, 1862. 

t Brigadier General Terrill, killed in battle near Perrysville, Kentucky, Oct. 8, 1S62. 

t Brigadier General Bohlen, killed in battle August 22, 1862. 



176 



ARMY REGISTER— GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



Adj. General's Department. 

ASSISTANT ADJUTANTS GENERAL, 

with the rank of Major. 
D. T. Van Buren* . . 3 Aug. '61 
Chas. G-. Halpine ... 5 Sept. 
George C. Strong*.. 1 Oct. 

T. Hillhouse 6 Mar. '62 

J. A. Rawlins 14 Apr. 

T. A. Meysenberg . . 14 Apr. 

Henry Z. Curtis 28 Apr. 

Louis Richmond ... 28 Apr. 
Frederick Knefner .16 May, 
J. H. Hammond ... 9 June, 
George E. Flynt . . .11 June, 
Placidus Ord .... 11 June, 
John M. Wrigm ... SO June, 
Walter B. Seates. . .30 June, 
Robert 0. Selfridge . 14 July, 
Simon F. Barstow. .15 July, 

ASSISTANT ADJUTANTS GENERAL, 

with the rank of Captain. 

Donn Piatt 28 June, '61 

Joseph Brice Smith* 3 Aug. 
Marcus J. Parrott. . 3 Aug. 
Henry J. Biddle .... 3 Aug. 

Hiram Stevens 3 Aug. 

Simon M. Preston . . 3 Aug. 
William McMichael 15 Aug. 

G. M. Bascom 20 Aug. 

Henry Thrall 20 Aug. 

William H. Morris. 20 Aug. 
Joseph Dickinson . . 22 Aug. 
Jacob R. Freese .... 24 Aug.* 
Charles Mundee ... 24 Aug. 
William D. Wilkins 27 Aug. 
Robert Chandler. . .28 Aug. 
John M. Norvell. . .30 Aug. 
Fred'k T. Locke ... 2 Sept- 
Francis A. Walker . 14 Sept. 
Gustavus Urban ... 16 Sept. 
Wm. D. Sedgwick.. 16 Sept. 
Joseph Howland. . . 16 Sept. 
Charles Kingsbury . 19 Sept. 
Henry W. Smith ... 19 Sept. 
Edward C. Baird. . . 19 Sept 
E. Sparrow Purely. .19 Sept. 
Charles W. Foster. . 19 Sept. 

Isaac Moses 25 Sept. 

Clarence H. Dyer . .25 Sept. 

J. S. Gregory 28 Sept. 

R. T. Auchmuty ... 3 Oct. 
Thos. J. Newsham. 3 Oct. 
Thomas J. Hoyt. . . 3 Oct. 
James A. Lowrie. . . 7 Oct. 

R. J. Waggener 8 Oct. 

Lyne Starling 10 Oct. 

Hazard Stevens. . . ! 16 Oct. 
Wm. H. Schlater. . .21 Oct. 
Carroll H. Potter... 21 Oct. 
J. E. Montgomery. 21 Oct. 

Theodore Read 24 Oct, 

Charles J. Powers. . 6 Nov. 
Daniel McCook 9 Nov 



Where Born. 



New York. 

Ireland. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

Prussia. 

Ohio. 

R. Island. 

Hungary. 

New York. 

New York. 

D. Columbia 

New York. 

Virginia. 

New York. 

Mass. 



Ohio. 

D. Columbia, 

S. Carolina. 

Penn. 

Vermont. 

Vermont. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Penn. 

New Jersey. 

Hungary. 

Penn 

New York. 

New York. 
J/Iass. 
Trussia. 
Mass. 
New York. 



New York. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Mass. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

New York. 

England. 

New Jersey. 

Penn. 

Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

P. Island. 

Penn. 

R. Island. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Canada. 

Ohio. 



Name, Eank, and date of 
Commission. 



Southard Hoffman. .14 
George A. Hicks. . ..16 

John Pound 16 

Wm. Von Doehn. . .16 
H. Clay McDowell.. 19 
John H. Hammond. 20 
William G. George. 30 
Louis J. Lambert. . .29 

John Hancock 3 

Daniel Hebard 3 

John A. Judson .... 3 
John M. Kendrick..l9 
Henry Binmore .... 1 9 

W. P. Prentice 19 

Charles T. Gardner. 6 
Joseph H. Liebnau . 6 
William F. Clark. . . 6 
Thomas S. Gritting . 6 
Roswell M. Sawyer. 6 
Wickham Hoffman. 6 
Charles C. Suydam. 6 
David H. Strother. . 6 
George B. Halsted . . 6 
Edward M. Neill. . . 6 

A. P. Fisk 7 

Julius Lovell 24 

David Braden 24 

Francis A. Dallam . . 24 
Noel L. Jeffries.... 26 
Frank V. L. Eno.. .31 

Temple Clark 7 

Montg'ry Rochester.il 
Thomas Moonlight . 14 
W. W. H. Lawrence 14 
Henry R. Mighells..l4 
James P. Kimball . . 14 

E. P. Halstead 14 

Joseph W. Paddock. 14 
Henry W. Bowers . . 14 
Charles 0. Joline. . .14 
John W. Williams. . 14 

George Merrill 21 

George H. Johnston. 21 
Benjamin F. Smith. 21 

Sheridan Wait 21 

Bray ton Ives 28 

William C. Russell .28 

Alfred B. Ely 28 

M. V. G. Strong . . . 1 
Charles P. Pierce ... 1 
Charles M. Prevost . 1 
Cyrus S. Haldeman. 1 
Robert R. Townes . . 1 
J. Bates Dickson ... 1 
Joseph Hibberts, jr. 12 
Richard R. Corson.. 12 
James C. Clark .... 16 

John P. Wood 16 

William Kesley 16 

William B. Leach ..16 
David G. Swaim ... 16 

Orson H. Hart 16 

John Boyle 16 

Benjamin M. Piatt.. 16 
Charles W. Dustan.16 



Nov.'61 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Jan '62 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

Apr. 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 

May, 



Where Born. 



New Jersey. 
New York. 
New York. 
Prussia. 
Virginia. 
New York. 
Penn. 
France. 
Penn. 

Connecticut. 
New York. 
Ohio. 
England. 
New York. 
D. Columbia. 
New York. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 

New Jersey. 

Mass. 

West Indies. 

Penn. 

Kentucky. 

Penn. 

New York. 

New York. 

New York. 

Scotland. 

Ohio. 



New York. 
New York. 
Mass. 
New Jersey. 

N. Hamp. 

Mass. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Indiana. 

Mass. 

New York. 

Mass. 

Maryland. 

Penn. 

Illinois. 

Ohio. 

Mass. 

Penn. 

New York. 

New York. 

New Hamp. 

Ohio. 

Connecticut. 

Illinois. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 



ARMY REGISTER— QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. 



177 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



Wliere Born. 



P. T. Schopp 10 May,'62 Germany. 

Eilliotl s. Quay 21 May, Penn. 

Henry 1!. Dalton.. .28 May, Mass. 

Edward M. Smith. .28 May, 

Hoffman Atkinson.. 28 .May, Now York. 

Hiram Schofield ... 9 June, 

Henry M. Burleigh. 9 June, Connecticut. 

George W. Baldwin 9 June, Connecticut. 

Francis W. Fox 9 June, K. Island. 

Joseph B. Curtis... 9 June, Et. Island. 

E. II. Kurstetter ... 9 June, 
James II. Odlin. ... 9 June. Ohio. 
Charles C. Dwight. .11 June, Mass. 
Ephraim A. Otis ... 11 June. Michigan. 
Wm. B. C. Duryee .11 June, New York. 
John E. Phillips. ... 1 1 June, 

Wm. D. Coleman. ..11 June, Mass. 

Charles F. Clarke ... 12 June, England. 

Reuben C. Kise 21 June. Indiana. 

D. C. Trewhitt 30 June. Tennessee. 

John Earnshaw 30 June, 

Calvert W. Cowan. ..30 June. Virginia. 

W. L. M. Burger. ...80 June, New York. 

UdoVon Francois. .30 June, Prussia. 

Theodore Miller. . ..30 June. Germany. 

James B. Sample. . .30 June, Penn. 

F. De Hauteville. ..30 June. Mass. 
William A. Gordon. 14 Jr.lv. Scotland. 
Theo. McGowan. . .14 July, 

Sam'l W. Waldron.14 July, New Damp. 

Thayer Melvin 14 July. Virginia. 

Wm. H. Conner. . . 14 July, Maine. 

Robert T. Dunham. 14 July, 

John Speed Peay. ..15 July, Kentucky. 

C. B. Mervine 15 July, New York. 

William C. Turner. 15 July. 

Henry Curtis, jr. . .17 July. Mass 

W. H. Kinsman . . .17 July. Nova Scotia. 

Jesse Elliott Jacobs 17 July, Penn. 

Charles P. Horton.17 July. 

Henry B. Scott. ... 17 July. Indiana. 

Thomas H. Harris.. 17 July. 

William M. Boone. 17 July. Penn. 

Qnartermaster's Department. 

ASSISTANT QrABTEUM ASTERS, 

with the rank of Captain. 
James Bradshaw. . .20 June,' 61 
John W. Taylor. . .22 June, 
Chas. W. Moulton.26 June, 
Fielding Lowrv .... 28 June, 
Reuben B. Hatch. . . 3 Aug. 
J. W. Shaffer 3 Aug. 

G. A. Pierce 3 Aug. 

Chandler Hall 3 Aug. 

Henrv S. Fitch 3 Aug. 

Enoch P. Fitch.... 3 Aug. 

John Levering 3 Aug. 

John P. Rutherford 3 Aug. 
R. N. Batchelder. .. 3 Aug. 

Daniel Stinson 3 Aug. 

G. S. Blodgett 3 Aug. 

Thornton Smith ... 3 Aug. 
John G. Klinck. ... 3 Aug. 



Virginia. 

New York. 

Ohio 

Ohio. 

New Hamp. 

Penn. 

Indiana. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

New Hamp 

New Hamp. 

Vermont. 

Penn. 

New York. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



Where Born. 



t reorge J. Steal v. . . 3 
Charles E. Fuller . . 3 
John J. Ellwell. ... 3 
Edw'd D. Chapman 3 
William W. McKim 3 
John F. Caslow. ... 3 
Joseph L. Dodds. .. 3 
I Ferny H. Boggess.. 3 
James A. Swaine. . . 5 

Justin Bodge 5 

John McHarg 5 

Robert X. Land). . . 5 
M D. W. Loomis. . . 5 
Woolsey R. Hopkins 5 
Nathan Barker .... 5 
Hiram P. Goodrich. 5 

[ J. J. Newell 5 

Charles Hopkins. . . 5 

Elias Nigh 7 5 

Martin H. Insley. . 6 

•lames A. Ekin 7 

James Dunlap 8 

Wm. A. Van VTiet.lo 
Edwin C. Wilson... 16 
James W.Scott.... 20 
Samuel Ringwalt . . 22 
[ngham Coryell. . . .22 
Ami 'rose Thomps< >n 22 
p. D. Blanchard ... 28 
J. M. Huntington. .30 
James 0. Slaght ... 2 

C. N. Goulding 4 

Chas D. Robinson.. 4 
J. R. Hollowbush..l0 
Jacob Springstead. .10 
William E. MorfordlO 
George A. Flagg...l0 
C. W. LeflfingweU. .10 
, JohnS. Godfrey.... 10 
Charles R. Tyler ... 10 

M. Pinner 10 

Charles D. Schmidt. 10 
Wm. R. Downing. .11 

Z.C.Edwards 18 

W. F. Harris 20 

Simon B. Brown ... 21 
Elias Thomasson ... 27 
George D. Wise.... 28 
Wm. H. Bailhache . 28 
Ralph C. Webster.. 30 
Richard Stevenson. 7 
Andrew J. Mackay . 7 
Clement L. West. ..31 
Michael C.Garher.. 31 
Vincent Phelps ... .31 
Lewis B. Parsons. . .31 
Wm. A. Hawlev...31 

George R. Dyer 31 

Ralph Plumb 31 

Alexander Svmpson 31 
Max Paul Engle ... 31 
: William Painter ... 31 
S. Lockwood Brown. 31 
(Francis W. Hurtt. .31 
H. M. Whittlesey.. 31 
12 



Aug. 
Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Aug. 

Sept. 

Sept, 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept, 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept, 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept. 

Sept, 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct, 

Oct, 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct 



'61 Virginia. 



Ohio. 

Connecticut. 

Mass. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

New Jersey. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Indiana. 

Mass. 

Maine. 
Penn. 



Ohio. 
Indiana. 
Penn. 
Kentucky. 
New Y'ork. 
Ohio. 
England. 
Penn. 
jPenn. 
Penn. 
Mass. 

:New York. 
| New Jersey. 
I New York 
New Y'ork 
| Penn. 
[New York. 
; New Jersey. 
j Connecticut 
New York. 
New Hamp. 
[New York. 
Prussia. 
New York. 
;Penn. 
Kentucky. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

New Y'ork. 

Penn. 

Virginia 

New York. 

New Y T ork. 

Mass. 

Vermont. 

New Y'ork. 

Kentucky. 

Germany. 

Penn 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Connecticut 



APvMY REGISTER— QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. 



Name, Eank, and date of 
Commission. 



Charles B. Wagner. 31 Oct. 
Charles T. Wing... 31 Oct. 

W. H. Owen 31 Oct. 

Thomas O'Brien . . .31 Oct. 

D. W. Swigart 31 Oct. 

George W. Lee ....31 Oct. 

J. W. Beazell 1 Nov. 

Roeloff Brinkerhoff . 4 Nov. 

Anson Stager 11 Nov. 

G. W. Harrison .... 14 Nov. 
Samuel E. Meigs. . .14 Nov. 
Samuel H. Moer ... 16 Nov. 
Daniel Messenger. .16 Nov. 
William Cutting. . .16 Nov. 
Luther H-. Peirce. . .16 Nov. 

JohnM. Hale 18 Nov. 

A. S. Baxter 23 Nov. 

Hiram B. Wetherell 27 Nov. 
Charles W. Lyman. 3 Feb. 
Chas. Gr. Loring, jr. 3 Feb. 

Alexander Bliss 3 Feb. 

Simon Perkins, jr . . 3 Feb. 
Rufus C Colburn . . 3 Feb. 

Hiram Smith 3 Feb. 

Newton Flagg 3 Feb. 

S. E. Lefferts 11 Feb. 

Wm. W. Van Ness. 19 Feb. 

Peter Heistand 19 Feb. 

PerlevP. Pitkin... 19 Feb. 

Mark Prime 19 Feb. 

Austin C. Woolfolk. 19 Feb. 
Fre.i'k S. Winslow.19 Feb. 
Joel D. Cruttenden . 19 Feb. 
S. McK. LaPorte...l9Feb. 
David W. McClung.19 Feb. 

A. Shimmel 19 Feb. 

John LeCompte .... 19 Feb. 
George F. Clark ... 24 Mar. 
Edward Corning ... 24 Mar. 
Thomas D. Fitch. . . 24 Mar. 
Charles H. Gaubert 24 Mar. 
John K. Russell . . .24 Mar. 
Greenberry L. Fort. 24 Mar. 
James H. Tallman . 24 Mar. 

John C. Smith 1 Apr. 

Edwin Ludlow 4 Apr. 

George W. Ford ... 14 Apr. 

William Gaster 14 Apr. 

Edwin C. Becker. . .14 Apr. 
John B. Winslow . . 14 Apr. 
James H. McKay. ..14 Apr. 

John H. Ferry 14 Apr. 

Josiah A. Brodhead 14 Apr. 

H. A. Lacy 14 Apr. 

John G. Farnsworthl4 Apr. 
Mark L. De Motte..l4 Apr. 

Harry Porter 14 Apr. 

William G. LeDuc .14 Apr. 

Lyne S. Metcalf 14 Apr. 

Theodore C. Bowles 14 Apr. 

E. F. Vandevecr. . .21 Apr. 
William A. Warren 21 Apr. 
Franklin Haven . . .21 Apr. 
Charles F. Garrett .25 Apr. 
Mcdoren Crawford . 28 Apr 



'61 



02 



Where Born. 



Penn. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Penn. 

New York. 

New York. 

Virginia. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Mass. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Penn. 

Vermont. 



Mass. 
Mass. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 

Penn. 

Vermont. 

Maine. 

Missouri. 

Denmark. 

D. Columbia. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Saxony. 

Ohio. 

Vermont. 

Maine. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

: Maine. 

i New Jersey. 

I New York. 

'Ohio. 

Penn. 

New York. 

JNew Jersey. 

Connecticut. 

I Virginia. 

'New Hamp. 

New York. 

New York. 

Indiana. 

I Penn. 

Kentucky. 
Ohio. 

Kentucky. 



New York. 



Name, Eank, and date of 
Commission. 



John H. Moore 28 Apr. 

James Brooks 1 May, 

Malachi Martin .... 1 May, 
H. L. Bobinson .... 6 May, 
Henry L. Brown ... 6 May, 
Joseph K. Wing. .12 May. 
William G. Morris .12 May, 
Charles Goodman. .12 May, 
William Hooper ... 12 May, 
Benjamin F. Porter*l2 May, 
William Stoddard. .12 May, 
Charles H. Hoyt. . .12 May, 
G. W. Woodbridge.12 May, 

JohnH. Tighe 12 May, 

George P. Webster. 12 May, 

George Ely 12 May, 

Horace A. Conant . 12 May, 
Joseph Justice. . . .12 May, 
George S. Dodge. . . 12 May, 
Chas. K. Smith, jr. 12 May, 
George Q.White... 12 May, 
L. S. Van Vliet. . . .12 May, 

John Morris 23 May, 

James L. Fisk 29 May, 



02 



Theodore S. Case . 
Fred'k V. Stewart 
F. E. Walbridge . . 
Henry Howland . . 
Henry J. Latshaw 
Franklin Ernst ... 

E. W. Mitchel . . . 

Frank Work 

John K. Cannon . . 
Lorenzo D. Myers, 

F. W. Perkins 
Carlos Dutton .... 
Edward M. Tillev. 
Wm. H. Vallance 
John C. Crane .... 
James F. Rusling.ll June, 
Ranslure W. Clark 11 June, 
'Lewis C. Forsyth. .11 June, 
[John G. Haskell . .11 June, 
P. G. D. Morton 
Joseph T. Ford . 
James I. David. . 

Daniel Heany 11 June, 

T. C. Buntin.... ...11 June, 

Frank E. Howe. . .11 June, 
William Holden. . .11 June. 
William Finkler . .11 June, 
Charles Garretson . 11 June, 
Wm. K. Kennedy.il June, 

Thomas J. Cox 11 June, 

Charles B. Norton. 11 June, 
Henry S. Clubb...ll June, 
Samuel Mayall. . . .11 June, 
Robert S. Gardner.18 June, 
Robert C. Morgan. 18 June, 
Timothy D. Smith. 21 June, 

Green Durbin 30 June, 

Wm. G. Pinckard . 30 June, 
Aimer J. Allen. . . .30 June, 

Nelson Plato 30 June, 

Henry S. Camblos.30 June, 



9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 
9 June, 

10 June, 

11 June, 



.11 June, 
.11 June, 
.11 June, 



Where Born. 



Ireland. 
Maine. 
Ireland. 
New York. 

Vermont. 
New York. 
Connecticut. 

Penn. 
New York. 

Connecticut. 

Ireland. 

Connecticut. 

Connecticut. 

Indiana. 

Kentucky. 

Vermont. 

Ohio. 

Mass. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

New York. 

Georgia. 

Maine. 

New York. 

Mass. 

Canada. 

Ohio. 

Ohio. 

Penn. 

Vermont. 

R. Island. 

England. 

New Jersey. 

New Jerse3 r . 

Vermont. 

Michigan. 

Vermont. 

.Maine. 

Penn 

New York. 

Ireland. 

Indiana. 

Mass. 

Ohio. 

Germany. 

Maryland. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Connecticut. 

England. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

Indiana. 

New Hamp. 
New York. 
New Jersey. 



ARMY REGISTER— COMMISSARY'S DEPARTMENT. 



171) 



Name, Bank, and <lsite of 


"Where Born. 


Name. Hank, and date of 


j YV lure Born 


Commission. 




Commission. 




John B. Howard . .30 June, '62 


New York. 


William H. Douglas 5 Aug. '61 


Ohio. 


John R. Crockett. .30 June, 


New Jersey. 


A. F. Garrison 7 Aug. 


Xew Jersey 


Deming N. Welch. 30 June, 


Connecticut. 


A C. Wilder 7 Aug. 


Mass 


Samuel Black 30 June, 


Penn. 


Xinian W. Edwards. 8 Aug. 


Kentucky. 


R. P. Johnson 30 June, 


Kentucky. 


Festus H. Moore. . . 15 Aug. 


New York. 


Richard B. Owen. .30 June, 


N. Carolina. 


Charles B. Hinsdill.16 Aug. 


Mi' higan 


Thos. S. Dennett .30 June 


Xew I lamp. 


George M. Adams. .17 Aug. 


Kentucky. 


William Goldie . . .30 June, 




WTlliam M. Green.. 17 Aug. 


Ohio. 


John J. Bowen . . .30 June, 


Ohio. 


[Jacob Heat on 17 Aug. 


Pen:). 


Rob't G. Cam] .hell 30 June, 




H. Jones Brooke . . .20 Aug. 


1 


James G. Johnson. 3 July, 


New York 


G. ('. Kniftin 20 Aug. 




W. H. H. Crandall 14 July. 




R.W. Thompson, jr.20 Aws. 


Ohi ). 


Augustus Morse. . .14 July, 


Mass. 


Josiah M. Lucas. . . .22 Aug. 


Maiy land. 


Charles E. Huss. . .14 July, 


Xew York. 


William L. Banning 24 Aug. 


Delaware 


Georye Wallace. . .14 July, 




William J. Kane. . .28 Aug. 


Penn 


William H. Martin 14 July, 




Samuel Simmons. . .29 Aug. 


Penn. 


Henry C. Weir. ... 14 July, 




Isaac B. Bowdish . .29 Aug. 


>nt. 


Raymond Burr. ... 14 July, 


Xew York. 


John L. Hathaway. 4 Sept. 


Wi onsin. 


Wm. H. Daniels.. .It) July, 


New York. 


E. T. S. Schenek . . . 7 Sept. 


Ohi » 


Randolph Botts. . .17 July, 


Virginia. 


Samuel Gamage. ... 7 Sept. 


Maine. 


Thomp. T. Eckert.17 July, 




Benj. P Walker . . : 7 Sept. 


Indi ;na. 


Thos. B. A. David. 17 July, 


Penn. 


N. J. Sappington. . . 7 Sept. 


Mary Ian !. 


Randall P. Wade.. 17 July. 




J. M Sanderson. ... 7 Sept. 


Maryland 


George H. Smith.. 17 July, 




J. M. Tillapaugh ... 9 Sept, 


New York. 


D. D. Jones 17 July, 


Penn. 


W. L. Mallory 9 Sept. 


l]li;i >is. 


A. S. Austin 17 July, 


Mass. 


Geo. L. Thorndike . 9 Sept. 


n'ass 


M. M. Hu.es 17 July, 


Mass. 


George S. Roper. ... 9 Sept, 


Mass. 


James S. Hall 17 July, 




Edward S. Earle ... 9 Sept. 


X> \\ York 


Isaac N. Mason.. 17 July, 


Xew York. 


H. R. Wetherill.... 9 Sept. 




J. M. Robinson. . 17 July, 


Penn. 


Geo. W. Campbell. . 9 Sept. 


Virginia. 






Stephen Hoyt 16" Sept. 


Mass. 


Commissary's department. 




J. D. Williams 18 Sept. 


Kentucky. 






Edward Martindale . 19 Sept. 


Xew Yoik. 


COMMISSARIES OF SUBSISTENCE. 




Nathaniel Ellmakerl9 Sept. 


Penn. 


with the rank of Captain. 




Samuel J. Little. . . .23 Sept. 




Joseph G. Crane. . .28 June, '61 


Ohio. 


T. R Sinton 23 Sept, 




James Beach Clow. 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Elijah D. Brigham..30 Sept 


Mass. 


Francis Darr 3 Aug. 


Ohio. 


J. F. Huber 25 Oct, 




Daniel Saint 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Marshal H. Bright. 25 Oct. 




W. C. Tarkinton ... 3 Aug. 


Indiana. 


Thomas Foster, jr. .28 Get. 


Penn. 


K. N. Comly 3 Aug. 


Penn. 
Penn. 


John Fry 31 Oct. 


Kentucky. 


Richard McAlister.. 3 Aug. 


Robert C. Walker. .31 Oct. 


Penn. 


Charles B. Penrose . 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Spencer C. Benham.31 Oct, 


New York. 


John Hall 3 Aug. 


Penn 


Thomas Gray 31 Oct. 

Edwin R. Goodrich . 31 Oct 


Ireland. 


G. J. Taggart 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Xew Hamp. 


Gideon Scull 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


William B. Lebo. . .31 Oct. 


Penn 


S. H. Sturdevant. . . 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


JayanB. Salisbury. 31 Oct. i 


Vermont. 


Francis N. Buck. ... 3 Aug. 


Xew Jersey. 


J. M Mackenzie ...31 Oct, 


Ohio. 


William McDougall 3 Aug. 


Ireland. 


Marvin J. Green ... 3 1 Oct. 


New York 


James .K Scorield. . 3 Aug. 


Penn 


Lewis G. Huling. . .31 Oct. 


Penn. 


John King 3 Aug. 


Penn 


Thomas J. Sample.. 1 Noy. 


Maryland. 


Jeremiah C. Tilton. 3 Aug. 


Xew Hamp 


George W. Wiley . . 2 Noy. 


Sew Y'ork. 


Rohert M. Musser. . 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


James M. Ellis 14 Nov. 


Mass. 


Samuel McKelvy. . . 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Edgar Beman 14 Nov. j 


Connecticut. 


John H. Woodward 3 Aug. 


Xew York. 


Joseph S. Smith ... 14 Nov 


Maine. 


Rodolphus Kent ... 3 Aug 


Xew York. 


Francis E. Berier. . .14 Xov. 


New York. 


William E. Cole. ... 3 Aug. 


Maryland. 


George H. Wood . . .16 Xov. 


Mass. 


Stephen H. Wehb . . 5 Aug. 


New York. 


James F. De Wolf. .16 Xov. 


ft. Island. 




Xew York. 


Richard E. Davis . . .23 Xov. 


Perm. 


Augustus Morse.. . . 5 Aug. 




James G. Fuller. . . .27 Xov. 


Mass. 


Henry D. Woodruff. 5 Aug. 


Connecticut. 


Percy B. Spear 30 Xov. 




B. E. Hutchinson . . 5 Aug. 


Xew York 


Robert E. Bryant. . . 3 Feb. r C2 


J. Columbia. 


John C. Cox 5 Aug. 


Penn. 


Edward E. Potter ... 3 Feb. 


S T ew York. 


L. A. Warheld 5 Aug. 


Maryland. 


Montgomery Ritchie 3 Feb. 


Mass. 


A. Y. Barrington . . 5 Aug. 


New York. 


John A. King 3 Feb ! 


Penn. 



180 



ARMY REGISTER— MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 



Name, Sank, and date of 
Commission. 



George B. Corkhill.. 3 Feb. 
David L. Smith ... .19 Feb. 
JohnM. Palmer. ...19 Feb. 
John S. Burdette. . .19 Feb. 
Brownell Granger . .19 Feb. 
Samuel B. Steele. . .19 Feb. 

A. Juclsori Bowell. . . 19 Feb. 

E. P. Donnel 19 Feb. 

Mark B. Came 19 Feb. 

Otko W. Heiskell. . . 19 Feb. 
Joseph J. Slocum. . . 19 Feb. 
J. Howard Wells ...19 Feb. 
James P. Wilson ... 19 Feb. 
William P. Darst. . . 6 Mar. 
Jesse Thornton .... 6 Mar. 
M L. McPherson ... 6 Mar. 
Bobert C. Stickney. . 24 Mar. 
Edward W. Coffin . .24 Mar. 
C. C. Carpenter ....24 Mar. 

John A. Doyle 24 Mar. 

Evan M. Buchanan . 24 Mar. 
Francis B. Owen . . .24 Mar. 

James G. Fitts 24 Mar. 

Wm. W. Jackson . . 24 Mar. 
T. A. P. Champlin .14 Apr. 

John M. Blair 14 Apr. 

Amos B. Mott 14 Apr. 

Henry M. Swift 14 Apr. 

B. F. Fineld 14 Apr. 

Joseph B. Gilpin ... 14 Apr. 
Nathan G. King ... 14 Apr. 

I. B. McDonald 14 Apr. 

Bobert Holmes .... 14 Apr. 
Wm. A. Murfey . ... 14 Apr. 

Daniel P. Allen 21 Apr. 

George F. Noyes. . .21 Apr. 
Harvey A. Smith . . 25 Apr. 
Charles McClure . . .28 Apr. 
Wm. B. Slaughter . 28 Apr. 

John S. Davis 1 May, 

Edwin D.AVillard.. 1 May, 

A. E. Strickle 2 May, 

G. D. Harrington . . 2 May, 

John Jordan 12 May, 

J. C. Ramsey 12 May, 

G. F. Spillman 12 May, 

Wm. J. McClure... 12 May. 
Joshua G. Willis. . .23 May, 
Frederick E. Bliss. . 9 June, 
Edward A. Fobes . . 9 June, 

A. D. Whiting 9 June, 

Henry B. Williams . 9 June, 
Bobert Graham. . . .11 June, 
Aaron A. Meredith. 11 June, 

George Evans 11 June, 

Thomas H. Collins . 11 June, 

Oliver Barber 11 June, 

Gilmore Jordan. . . .11 June, 

John W. Mott 30 June, 

William M. Ferry .30 June, 

Horace Turner 30 June, 

J. W. Bobinson. . . .30 June, 
James G. Edwards .30 June, 
F. S. Butherford. . .30 June, 

B. M. Edwards ... .30 June, 



02 



Where Born. 


Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 


"Where Born. 


> Ohio. 


C. S. Hempstead. . 


.14 July, '62 




Penn. 


William E. Palmei 


.14 July, 




New York. 


(Charles E. Wendt. 


.14 July, 


Germany. 


Virginia. 


Ethan A. Brown . . 


.14 July, 




Mass. 


Wm. D. Wesson . . 


. 16 July, 




Penn. 


Arch. C. Voris. . . . 


.16 Julv, 


Indiana. 


Vermont. 


Edw. S. Con vers . . 


. 16 July, 


Ohio. 


Mass. 


R. Griffith Porter . 


. 16 July, 


New Jersey. 


Maine. 


A. H. Robinson. . . 


. 16 July, 


Penn. 


Virginia. 


George W. Burton 


. 17 Julv. 


Penn. 


New York. 


Wm. W. Cantine . 


.17 July', 




New York. 


B. F. Winchester . 


.17 July. 


Vermont. 




iC. Wheaton.'jr. . . . 


. 17 July; 


B. Island. 




| James S. Drum. . . 


. 17 July, 


Kentucky. 


Ohio. 

N. Carolina. 


;0rlando J. Hopkins 


.1/ July, 


Ohio. 










Medical Department. 




New Jersey. 








Penn. 


SURGEONS OF VOLU^TEEBS, 




Penn. 


with the rank of Major. 




Penn. 


F. H. Hamilton . . 


. 3 Aug. '61 


Vermont. 


Penn. 


Henry S. Hewitt. . 


. 3 Aug. 


Connecticut. 


N. Hamp. 


J. H. Brinton .... 


. 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


New York. 


John A. Lidell . . . 


. 3 Aug. 


New York. 


Connecticut. 


J. C. Dalton, jr. . . 


. 3 Aug. 


Mass. 


Ohio. 


George Suckley . . . 


. 3 Aug. 


New York. 


Penn. 


Henry Bryant. . . . 


3 Aug. 


Mass. 


New York. 


S. W. Gross 


3 Aug. 


Ohio. 


Vermont. 


David Prince 


. 3 Aug. 


Connecticut. 


Virginia. 


A. H. Hoff 


. 3 Aug. 


Penn. 


New York. 


W. H. Church... . 


. 3 Aug. 


New York. 


Virginia. 


Bufus H. Gilbert . 


3 Aug. 


New York. 


Ireland. 


J. E. Quidor 


. 3 Aug. 


New York. 


R. Island. 


Charles McMillan. 


3 Aug. 


New York. 


New York. 


Charles O'Leary . . 


3 Aug. 


Ireland 


Maine. 


J. G. F. Holston.. 


3 Aug. 


Germany. 


New York. 


A. B. Campbell.. . 


3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Penn. 


J. V. Z. Blaney... 


3 Aug. 


Delaware. 


Virginia. 


Thomas Sim 


3 Aug. 


Scotland. 


Ohio. 


J. S. Bobbs 


3 Aug. 


Penn 


Vermont. 


Peter Pineo 


3 Aug. 


Nova Scotia. 


Ohio. 


Wm. E. Waters . . . 


3 Aug 


D. Columbia. 


Vermont. 


John H. Rauch. . . 


3 Aug. 


Penn. 


New York. 


Wm. D. Stewart. . 


3 Aus. 


Kentucky. 


Ohio. 


N. R. Derby 


3 Aug. 


New York. 


Kentucky. 


Daniel McRuer . . . 


3 Aug. 


Scotland. 


Ohio. 


S. R. Haven 


3 Aug. 


New York. 


New York. 


A. E. Stocker 


3 Aug. 


Penn. 


Connecticut. 


J. Owen 


3 Aug. 


New York. 


Virginia. 


W. C. Thompson . . 


3 Aug. 


Penn. 




James King 


5 Aug. 


Penn 




T. Rush Spencer. . 


5 Aug. 


New York. 


Iowa 


James D. Robison . 


5 Aug. 


Ohio. 


Ohio. 


William Clendenin. 


5 Aug. 


Penn. 


Ohio. 


George G. Shumarc 


5 Aug. 


New Jersey. 


New Jersey. 


John T. Carpenter . 


4 Sept. 


Penn 


Penn. 


William Varian . . . 


4 Sept, 


Ohio. 


Penn. 


0. M. Bryan 


4 Sept. 


New York. 




Thomas H. Bache . . 


4 Sept. 


Penn. 


Michigan 


J. D. Strawbridge . 


4 Sept. 


Penn. 


New York. 


Josiah Curtis 


4 Sept. 


Connecticut. 


Maine. 


F. N. Burke 


4 Sept. 


Ireland. 


Ireland 


D. W. Hartshorn . . 


4 Sept. 


Mass. 


New York 


B. B. McCay 


4 Sept. 


Penn. 




William W. Strew. 


4 Sept. 1 


^few Hamp. 



\ R MY PwEGl ST E 1 1— if EDI C A L J >EPAKTMEN T. 



1S1 



. Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



John .1. Craven. ... 4 Sept. 
Uobert L. Sandford 4 Sept. 

A. T. Maylert 4 Sept. 

Edwin Bently 4 Sept. 

S. L. Herrick 4 Sept. 

It. B. Bontecon 14 Sept. 

1). W. Bliss 21 Sept. 

H. P. Stearns ... .21 Sept. 

G. W. Stipp 21 Sept. 

G. H. Oliver 21 Sept. 

A. N. Dougherty. .30 Sept. 

E. C. Franklin ....30 Sept. 
George S. Kemble .30 Sept. 
Geo.H. Hubbard. .30 Sept. 

D. W. Hand 30 Sept. 

RufusK. Brown. . .30 Sept. 
JolmT. Crawford. . 2 Oct. 
Thomas Antisell. . . 2 Oct. 
John McNulty .... 2 Oct. 
Daniel Meeker .... 2 Oct. 

a. S. Palmer 2 Oct. 

J. H. Tavlor 2 Oct. 

W. M. Chambers . . 4 Oct. 

J. H. Grove 4 Oct. 

A. H. Thurston 5< 

Oliver A. Judson . . •"> Oct. 

T. F. Azpell 7 Oct. 

C.C. Cox 7 Oct. 

Timothv Haynes. . . 7 Oct. 

Gabriel Grant y Oct 

C. B. Chapman .... 9 Oct. 
J. G. Kecnon 9 Oct. 

C. W. Jones 10 Oct. 

George Bnrr 11 Oct. 

George L. Pancoasti 1 2 Oct. 
Nathaniel R. Moselyl7 Oct. 

F. H. Gross 17 Oct. 

D. J. McKibbin ....21 Oct. 
Robert Niccolls ....24 Oct, 

M. Goldsmith 30 Oet. 

J. B. Peale 30 Oct. 

W. J. Duffee 2 Nov. 

James Bryan 2 Nov. 

R. A. Christian .... 5 Nov. 

A. R. Egbert 5 Nov. 

C. F. H. Campbell. . 8 Nov. 
William Hayes .... 9 Nov. 
Eugene F. Sanger. .10 Nov. 
Robert K. Smith. . .10 Nov. 
Frederick Seymour. 24 Dee. 
David P. Smith.... 24 Dee. 
Wm. C. Otterson. . .24 Dec. 
John S. Hogden ... 21 Dec. 
Richard H. Wevil . . 24 Dec. 
JohnB. G. Baxter .24 Dec. 
Lavington Quick ... 24 Dec. 

Norman Gay 24 Dec. 

George Rex 24 Dec. 

Rufus H. Johnson . . 24 Dec. 
Thomas A. "Worrall. 24 Dec. 
Frank M. Heister . .24 Dec. 
Gaylord D. Beebe . . 24 Dec. 
Meredith Clymer . . 25 Dec. 

Thomas W. Fry 17 Jan. 

Edward E. Phelps . . 4 Feb. 



'61 



"N lure Born. 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 



New Jersej , 

N. Carolina 

Penn. 

Connecticut. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

New York. 

Mass. 

Virginia. 

Mass. 

New Jersey. 

New York. 

Penn. 

N. Ham p. 

New Jersey. 

New York. 

Penn. 

Ireland 

New York. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Penn. 

Kentucky. 

Penn. 

R. Island 

< lonnecticut. 

Penn. 

Maryland. 

N. Hamp. 

New Jersey. 

Verm- nt. 

Kentucky. 

Delaware. 

New York. 

New Jersey. 

Mass. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

Kentucky 

New York. 

Penn. 

Penn. 

Virginia. 

New Jersey. 

England. 

Penn. 



Penn. 

England. 

Mass. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 
[Penn. 

New York. 
! England. 

Vermont. 

Penn 

Mass. 

Penn. 

Penn 

New York. 
'England. 
62 Kentucky. 
iVermont. 



Charles II. Rawson. 19 Feb* 

Alex'r L. Watson . . 4 Apr. 
James II. Boucher . 4 Apr. 

J. H. Baxter 1 Apr. 

W. 11. Thome 1 Apr. 

Barnard Beust 1 Apr 

Win. AY. Holmes . . 4 Apr. 
Thomas G. Catlin. . 4 Apr. 
Samuel L. Bigelow. 4 Apr. 

[Jacob Bockee 4 Apr. 

William W. Nassau. 4 Apr. 
William H. White. . 4 Apr. 
Abraham EL Crispell 4 Apr. 
Thomas I.. Peed. ... 4 Apr. 
Horace Wardner ... 4 Apr. 

|Ljohn B. Lewis 4 Apr. 

Fred'k G. Snelling. 4 Apr. 
.lames C. Fisher. ... 4 Apr. 
Edward D. Daily.. . 4 Apr. 

J. T. Bradford 4 Apr. 

Azariah B. Shipman 4 Apr. 
James G. Hatehitt.. 4 Apr. 
Abraham L. Cox ... 4 Apr. 
Aloiizo J. Phe 1 [is. . . 4 Apr. 
Sam. M. Hamilton.. 4 Apr. 
George T. Allen. ... 4 Apr 
Augustus C. Hamlin 4 Apr. 
William Dickinson. 4 Apr. 

Ira Russell 4 Apr. 

Isaac 1. Hayes 1 Apr. 

Henry Palmer 4 Apr. 

Ferris Jacobs 4 Apr. 

Clarke McDermott. . 14 Apr. 
Stephen F. Elliott.. 21 Apr. 

Daniel Holmes 28 Apr. 

George M. Kellogg. 28 Apr. 
Artemas Chapel.. . . l May. 
J. Theodore Heard 1 May, 
John W. Hunt ... 12 May, 
D'l W. Wainwright 9 June. 
Aaron P. Dalrymple 9 June, 
John L. Le Conte . 9 June, 

Burkitt Cloak 9 June. 

James C. Dorr 11 June, 

Adam Hammer. ... 14 June, 
Edward McDonnell. 21 June, 
Charles L. Allen. . .23 June, 
Henry Buckmaster . 28 June, 



Where Born. 



(32 Vermont. 
Scotland. 

New York. 
Vermont. 
Penn. 
( i'-i many. 
Ohio. 
Vei mont. 
Mass. 

New Y'ork. 
Penn. 
Maryland. 
New York. 
Penn. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
Connecticut. 
New Jersey. 
Kentucky. 
Connecticut 
Virginia. 
New Jersey. 
Ohio. 
Penn. 
New Y r ork. 
Maine. 
N. Hamp. 
N. Hamp. 
Penn. 
New York. 
New York. 

Maine. 
New York. 
New York. 
New York 
Mass. 

New Y^ork. 
New York. 
New Jersey, 
New York. 
Kentucky. 
New Hamp. 
Germany. 
Ireland. 
Vermont. 
Penn. 



182 



ARMY REGISTER— PAY DEPARTMENT. 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 



Pay ©epartnuentt 

• ADDITIONAL PAYMASTERS. 

Appointed under the 2oth section 
the act July 5, 1838.) 



Joseph H. Eaton* . . 
Daniel H. McPhail. 
William R. Gibson. 
Thomas W. Yard. . 
Joshua Howard .... 
William P. Gould.. 
Arthur W! Fletcher 

David Taylor 

Andrew M. Sallade. 
D wight Bannister . . 
John H. Kinzie . . . 

A. McD. Lyon 

Will. Cumback.... 

J. D. Webster 

Eob't E. Patterson* 

E. E. Paulding 

Joseph A. Nunes . . 
Thomas H. Halsey . 
Malcolm McDowell 

William Patten 

Edwin D. Judd 

C. P. E. Johnson . . 
Thomas S. Allison. 
Philip Pendleton . . 

William Allen 

M. K. Hazleton . . . 

W. E. Haskin 

Israel Townsend . . . 

John Coon 

George B. Way. . . . 
Frederick Robie . . . 
Wm. B. Rochester. 
Edwin C. Morse. . . 
Milton J. Stone. . . 
Jonathan Ladd. . . . 
Jacob A. Camp .... 
Isaac N. Cook 

B. Rush Cowen. . . . 
Howard Mathews. . 
Horace A. Hutchins 
Henry B. Reese .... 
Joseph A. Lawyer . . 
Henry P. Andrews. 
Adam M. Freeman . 
Roland G. Usher . . 
Coates Kinney .... 

John P. Brua 

Henry L. King. . . . 
George Marston. . . 

Robert Smith 

Charles S. Jones. . . 

F. W. Crane 

Gideon J. Ball. . . . 
John H. McBlair . . 
Wm. W. Sherman. 
Henry 0. Brigham . 
J. Ljdyard Hodge. 
Louis E. Johnson. . 
Lyman S. Hapgood 
Alban V. Elliott . . . 



June,' 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 
June, 



Qf 



(31 



Where Born. 



Mass. 

Maryland. 

S. Carolina. 

Penn. 

Mass. 

R. Island. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

Canada 

Penn. 

Indiana. 

Penn. 
New York. 
Penn. 

New Jersey. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 
Penn. 
Virginia. 
Mass. 

New Harnp. 
New York. 
Delaware. 
New York. 
Maryland. 
Maine. 
New York. 
Mass. 
Mass. 

New Hamp. 
New York. 
Ohio. 
Ohio. 
Penn. 
Ohio. 
Ohio. 

New York. 
New York. 
New York. 
Mass. 

New York. 
Penn. 
New York. 
New Hamp. 
New Hamp. 
D. Columbia, 
Mass. 
Penn. 
Maryland. 
New Jersey. 
Vermont. 
Penn. 
Maryland. 
Maine. 
I New York. 



Name, Bank, and date of 
Commission. 



Where Born. 



1 June, 
1 June, 
1 June, 
1 June, 



5 Aug. 

5 Aug. 

6 Aug. 
8 Aug. 



George P. Folsom . . 1 June, 
Anthony Ten Eyck 1 June, 
Nathan S. Brinton. 1 June, 
William Fessenden 1 June, 
James W. Carpenter 1 June, 
Francis Jordan. ... 1 June, 

JabezTrue 1 June, 

H. T. Dixon 1 June, 

Wm. Richardson.. 1 June, 
James H. Phinney. 1 June, 
C. S. Stevenson . . 
Samuel A. Safford 
J. B. M. Potter. . . 

Henry Foote 

Henry S. Gatsmer . 1 June, 

Erie Locke 3 Aug. 

A. W. Hendricks . . 5 Aug. 

Amos Binney 5 Aug. 

Robert L. Wilson . . 5 Aug. 

W. H. Scott 5 Aug. 

Rich'd 0. Warrener 5 Aug. 
Nath'l G.Wilcox.. 5 Aug. 
Thomas McKibben. 5 Aug. 

J. 0. Culver 5 Aug. 

Chas. S. Hempstead 5 Aug. 

George Phelps 5 Aug. 

Chas. W. Campbell 5 Aug. 
Charles F. Davies. . 5 Aug. 

iMoses F.Webb 

George A. Mitchell 
(Henry C. Whitney. 
[Robert P. Dodge . . 
jJolm M. Pomeroy. 14 Aug. 
j Valentine C. Hanna 1 5 Aug. 
Morgan L. Martin. 17 Aug. 
Charies J. Sprague.17 Aug. 
Isaac M. Pumphrey 19 Aug. 

William Smith 29 Aug. 

William G. Terrell. 31 Aug. 
0. S. Witherill....31 Aug. 
Martin L. Bundy. .31 Aug. 
John A. L. Morrell. 4 Sept. 
Thomas B. Oakley . 4 Sept. 

Maris Hoopes 4 Sept. 

Hoyt Sherman 5 Sept. 

Frank M. Etting . . 5 Sept. 
Wm. H. Johnston . 6 Sept. 
Henry J. Adams. 
James C. Yohn . . 
Benj. F. Watson. 
Nicholas Vedder. 
Oliver Holman . . 
William Tillman. 
William Larned . 

Russell Erritt. 5 Sept 

George F. Emory ... 5 Sept 
William H. Ritter. 
Thomas M. Burt . . 
Frank Bridgeinan . 
Julian 0. Mason. . . 
John W. Newell . . 

Ira L. Hewitt 5 Sept 

Henry V. Sullivan . 5 Sept 
William J. Martin. . 5 Sept 
Ltufus Cheney 5 Sept 



01 



5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
. 5 Sept. 



5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 
5 Sept. 



New Hamp. 

New York. 

Penn. 

Maine. 

Vermont. 

Penn. 

Maine. 

Virginia. 

England. 

Penn. 

Louisiana. 

Mass. 

R. Island. 

New York. 

Penn. 

Maryland. 

Penn. 

Mass. . 

Penn. 

Penn. 

Virginia. 

Connecticut. 

Penn. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Illinois. . 

New York. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Maine. 

D. Columbia. 

Penn. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Virginia. 

Vermont. 

Indiana. 

New York. 

N. Carolina 

Maine. 

New York. 

Penn 

Ohio. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Maryland. 

N. Hamp. 

New York. 

Mass. 

New York. 

R. Island. 

New York. 

N. Hamp 

New York. 

New York. 

Mass. 

Vermont. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Indiana. 

Penn. 

Ohio. 



ARMY REGISTER— PAY DEPARTMENT. 



133 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



John A Lowry 

Robert S. Weld) 

Alex. B. Williams. . 
William E. Hoy. . . . 
William M. Wiley.. 

Alvin Walker 

W. C. H. Sherman. 
Luther T. Thustin . . 

Philip Speed 

Rich'd P. L. Baher. 

John Allison 

Robert Smythe 

Daniel McCook 

James M. Wilson . . 
John Wheeler Smith 

John Jameson 

James Mann 

Charles Dodge 

Ezra Webb 

Asa Holt, jr 

John 11. Cravens . . . 

Hiram C. Bull 

George Dwight . . . . 



5 Sept. '01 
") Sept. 
5 Sept, 
5 Sept, 
5 Sept. 
10 Sept, 

10 Sept. 

11 Sept. 

11 Sept. 

12 Sept. 
1 Nov. 

21 Nov. 
24 Mar. '02 
14 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June. 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 
30 June, 



Where Born. 



Name, Rank, and date of 
Commission. 



Ohio. 

Michigan. 

Virginia. 

New Jersey. 

Penn. 

New York. 

R. Island. 

New York. 

Kentucky. 

Virginia. 

Penn. 

Ireland. 

Penn. 

N. Hamp. 

Connecticut. 

N. Hamp. 

Maine. 

D Columbia, 

New York. 
New York. 
Indiana. 
New York. 



Moses S Gibson 30 June,'62 

[George VV. Burns. . .30 June, 
Ellen- W. Eddy. . ..30 June, 
| George P. Webster. 30 June, 
jHoel K. Lawrence. .30 June, 
Silas B. A. Haynes. .30 June, 
(John 11. Atkinson. .30 June, 
Samuel A. Law . . . .30 June, 

John L. Cocke 30 June, 

Samuel B. Henry. . .30 June, 

(I. M. Terrell 30 June. 

George E. Baldwin .30 June. 
Joshua H. Watts.. .30 June, 
D. Colden Ruggles .30 June, 

William S. Pope 30 June, 

Edmund J. Porter. .30 June, 
Horace A. Tenney. .14 July, 
Edw. H. C. Hooper. 14 July, 
Willi am M. Caldwell 10 July, 
Charles J. F. Allen. 10 July, 
Wesley S. Mann. . . .10 July, 
Henry L. Bevans. . .17 July, 
Orloti' M. Dorman. .17 July, 



"Where Born. 



New York. 
Maine. 



Maine. 
England. 
New York. 

Penn. 

Indiana. 

New Y r ork. 

Indiana. 

New Y^ork. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

Maine. 

Mass. 

Mass. 

New Jersey. 

Ohio. 

jMass. 



1S1 



WAR DEPARTMENT— MILITAEY ACADEMY. 



MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT, NEW YORK. 



Name and Bank. 



Alexander H. Bowman .. Col. Engineers, 



ACADEMIC STAFF. 

Dennis H. Mahan, LL.D . . . .Professor, 

William P. Craighill 1st Lieut. 

Wm. H. C. Bartlett, LL.D. .Professor, 

George H. Mendell Captain, 

Albert E. Church, LL.D Professor, 

Junius B. Wheeler 1st Lieut. 

Alfred T. Smith " 

William A. Elderkin " 

John W. Barlow " 

James M. Whittemore " 

John R. Meigs Cadet, 

Peter S. Michie " 

Arthur H. Burnham " 

Robert W. Wier. N.A Professor, 

Robert L. Eastman 1st Lieut. 

Hyacinth R. Agnel Professor, 

Samuel A. Foster 1st Lieut. 

Oswald H. Ernst Cadet, 

James W. Cuyler ' ; 

William Ludlow " 

Rev. John W. French, D.D. .Professor, 



Where Born. 



Pennsylvania . 



New York 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania. . . 

Pennsylvania . . . 
Connecticut .... 
North Carolina . 

Missouri ] 

New York i 

New York | 

Massachusetts.. \ 
Dist. Columbia, j 

Scotland j 

Vermont J 

New York 

Maryland 

New York 

Maine 

Ohio 

Dist. Columbia. ( 

New York $ 

Connecticut 



Edward R. Hopkins Captain,'^ew York 

Hurlbut G. Townsend CSwfcdNew York ) 

William R. King " iNew York 

AVilliam H. H. Benyaurd " j Pennsylvania. . 

Jacob H. Counselmaip " ; Maryland 

Henry L. Kendrick, A.M. . .Professor, -New Hampshire. . 

Lorenzo Lorain Captain, 1 - Pennsylvania. . . . 

Patrice de Janon Professor, \ Carthagena, S. A. 

Henry B. Clitz Lt. Col. Eng'rs, New York 



William P. Chambliss Captain, 

Joseph N. G. Whistler " 

Edward R. Hopkins " 

George W. Dresser 1st Lieut. 

James H. Rollins Bvt. 2d Lieut. 

James C. Duane* Captain, 

Stephen V. Benet Captain, 

Antone Lorentz 



Vermont . 



MILITARY STAFF. 

Edward C. Boynton Captain, 

Eugene H. Abadie, M.D Surgeon, 

Albert Hartsuff, M.D. . .Asst. Surgeon, 
William P. Craighill 1st Lieut. [Virginia. 



Virginia. . . . 
Wisconsin. . 
New York. . 
Connecticut 



Missouri. . . 
New York. 



Florida 
France . 



France. . . . 
New York . 



Department. 



Superintendent and commandant 
of Post. 



Prof, military & civil engineering. 
Assistant professor of ditto. 
Professor of natural and experi- 
mental philosophy. 
Assistant professor of ditto. 
Professor of mathematics. 
Assistant prof, of mathematics. 



Acting assistant professors of 
mathematics. 



Professor of drawing. 
Assistant professor of drawing. 
Professor of the French language. 
Assistant professor of ditto. 

Acting assist, professors of ditto. 

Chaplain and prof, of geography, 

history, and ethics. 
Assistant professor of ditto. 

Acting assist, profs, of ditto. 

Professor of chemistry, mineralogy, 
and geology. 

Assistant professor of chemistry. 

Prof, of the Spanish language. 

Commandant of cadets and in- 
structor of artillery, cavalry, 
and infantry tactics. 

Assistant instructor of cavalry. 

Assist, instructor of infantry tactics 



of artillery 
infantry 



Assistant instructor 
tactics. 

Assistant instructor of 
tactics. 

Instructor of practical military en- 
gineering. 

Inst' or of ordnance and gunnery. 

Sword master. 



Adjut., Quartermaster, and acting 
ass't commissary subsistence. 



Treasurer. 



* Absent on detached service. 



AKMY REGISTER— PAY OF THE ARMY. 



185 



TABLE OF PAY, SUBSISTENCE, ETC. 



Hank and Classification of Officers. 



Pay. 



30 cents for Pay, subsist- 
each ration.i enoe, and 



General Officers. 

Lieutenant General 

Aides-de-camp and Military Secretary to Lieu- 
tenant General, each 

Major General 

Senior Aide-de-camp to General-in Chief 

Aide-de-camp, in addition to pay, etc., of Lt 

Brigadier General 

Aide-de-camp, in addition to pay, etc., of Lt 

Adjutant General' s Department. 

Adj utant General — Brigadier General 

Assistant Adjutant General — Colonel 

Assistant Adjutant General — Lieutenant Colonel. 

Assistant Adjutant General— Major 

Judge Advocate General — Colonel 

Judge Advocate — Major 

Do (div.) 

Inspector General's Department. 

Inspector General — Colonel 

Assistant Inspector General — Major 

Signal Department. 

Signal Officer —Major 

Quartermaster s Department. 

Quartermaster General — Brigadier General 

Assistant Quartermaster General — Colonel 

Deputy Quartermaster General — Lieutenat Colonel 

Quartermaster — Major 

Assistant Quartermaster— Captain 

Subsistence Department. 
Commissary General of Subsistence— Colonel .... 
Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence 
Lieutenant Colonel. 

Commissary of Subsistence — Major 

Commissary of Subsistence — Captain 

Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, in addition [ 
to pay, etc. , of Lieutenant. \ 

Medical Department. 

Surgeon General — Brigadier General 

Surgeons of ten years' service 

Surgeons of less than ten years' service 

Assistant Surgeons of ten years' service 

Assistant Surgeons of five years', service 

Assistant Surgeons of less than five years' service 
Pay Department. 

Paymaster General, $2,740 per annum 

Deputy Paymaster General 

Pavmitoter 



;270 
80 

220 
80 
24 

124 

20 

124 
110 
95 
80 
110 
80 
80 

110 

80 

80 

124 

110 
95 
80 

70 

110 

95 

80 
70 

20 

124 
80 
80 
70 
70 
53 



SUBSIST!. Mi:. 



Act Feb. 21 
ls5T, Bee. 1, 



40 



L2 






$360 

45 

135 
30 



108 



108 
54 
45 
30 
54 
36 
36 

54 
36 



12 108 

6 54 

5 45 

4l 36 

4 36 



12 108 

8 72 

4 36 

8 72 

4 36 

4 36 



clothing of a 
private sol- 
dier. 



r-' 



So 



$90 00 

45 00 

90 00 
47 00 



67 50 



67 50 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 

47 00 
47 00 

47 00 

67 50 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
23 50 

47 00 
47 00 

47 01 

23 50 



67 50 
47 00 
47 00 
23 50 
23 50 
23 50 



47 00 
47 00 



* See Note 2, next page. 



188 



ARMY REGISTER— PAY OF THE ARMY. 







Per month. p 


| SUBSISTENCE. 


SERVANTS. 




Bank anc! Classification of Officers. 


|30 cents fur each 
ration. Act 
Feb. 21, 1857, 
Sec. 1. 


Pay, subsist- 
ence, and 
clothing of a 
private sol- 
dier. 




1 

OQ 

a 

O 

d 


£2 


DQ 
5 

C3 . 

w p 
O 

els 

c 


Monthly commu- 
tation value. 


Total montlily pay 


Officers of the Corps of Engineers, Corps of 

graphical Engineers, and Ordnance Depart 

Chief of Ordnance — Brigadier General. 

Colonel 


Topo- 
ment. 


S124 00 
110 00 
95 00 
80 00 
70 00 
53 33 
53 33 
53 33 

110 00 
95 00 
80 00 
70 00 
53 33 
53 33 
53 33 

10 00 

95 00 
80 00 
70 00 
60 00 
50 00 
45 00 
45 00 
10 00 

10 00 


12 
6 
5 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 

6 
5 
4 

i 

4 
4 


$108 00 
54 00 
45 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 

54 00 
45 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 


3 
2 
2 

2 
I 
1 

1 
1 

2 
2 
2 
I 
1 
1 
1 


$67 CO 
47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
23 50 
23 50 
23 50 
23 50 

47 00 
47 00 
47 00 
23 50 
23 50 
23 50 
23 50 


$299 50 




211 00 


Lieutenant Colonel 


187 00 


Major 


163 00 


Captain 


129 50 


First Lieutenant 


112 83 


Second Lieutenant 


112 83 


Brevet Second Lieutenant 


112 83 


Officers of Cavalry and Light Artillery. 
Colonel 


211 00 


Lieutenant Colonel 


187 00 


Major 


163 00 


Captain 


129 50 


First Lieutenant 


112 83 


Second Lieutenant 


112 83 


Brevet Second Lieutenant 


112 83 


Adjutant j in addition to pay ) 
Begt'l Quartermaster, ( of Lieutenant. . J 

Officers of Artillery and Infantry. 
Colonel 


10 00 


6 
5 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 


54 00 
45 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 
36 00 


2 
2 
2 
1 

1 
1 

1 


45 00 
45 00 
45 00 
22 50 
22 50 
22 50 
22 50 


194 00 


Lieutenant Colonel '. 


170 00 


Major 


151 00 


Captain 


118 50 


First Lieutenant 


108 50 


Second Lieutenant 


103 50 




103 50 


Adjutant, in addition to pay, etc., of Lt. . . . 
Beginiental Quartermaster, in addition to 
pay, etc. , of Lieutenant . . 


10 00 


' 








10 00 


Attached to the Quartermaster's De-~ 

senals of construction ; the store- 
keeper at Watertown Arsenal, and 




. 








124 16 


storekeepers of ordnance serving in 
Oregon, California, and New Mexi- 
co. SI, 490 per annum. 
At all other arsenals, $1,040 per annu 1 
Chaplains 














86 66 




100 00 


2 


18 00 






118 00 











1. The officer in command of a company is allowed $10 per month for the responsibility of clothing, arms, 
and accoutrements. Act March 2, 1827, Sec. 2. 

2. Subaltern officers employed on the General Staff and receiving increased pay therefor, are not en- 
titled to the additional or fourth ration provided by the act of March 2, 1S27. Sec. 2. 

3. Every commissioned officer below the rant of Brigadier General receives one additional ration per 
diem for every five years of service. Acr July 5, 133 Q , Sec. 15— Act July 7, 1888, Sec. 9. 

4. Forage is commuted only when it can not be furnished by the government in kind, and then at *S per 
month for each horse actually kept by the officer. 

5. In computing the monthly commutation value of subsistence in the table, thirty days are reckoned to 
the month. 



ARMY REGISTER— REGULAR AND VOLUNTEER FORCE. 137 



REGULAR AND VOLUNTEER FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES. 



ORGANIZATION OF THE REGULAR ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, 
AUGUST 1, 18G2. 



Major Generals 5 

Brigadier Generals 13 

Colonels 07 

Lieutenant Colonels 79 

Majors 243 

Aides-de-Camp ' 33 

Captains 677 

Adjutants 30 

Regimental Quartermasters 30 

Regimental Commissaries 6 

Battalion Adjutants 27 

Battal'n Quartermasters and Commissaries 27 

First Lieutenants 618 

Second Lieutenants 500 

Supernumerary Second Lieutenants 72 

Military Storekeepers 33 

Hospital Chaplains 100 

Medical Cadets 70 

Serjeant Majors 21 

Quartermaster Sergeants 21 

Commissary Sergeants 7 

Drum Majors 9 

Chief Musicians 40 

Chief Trumpeters 6 

Saddler Sergeants 6 

Chief Farriers 6 



Ordnance Sergeants 93 

Hospital Stewards 201 

Regimental Hospital Stewards 13 

Battalion Sergeant Majors 27 

Battalion Quartermaster Sergeants. . . 27 

Battalion Commissary Sergeants 27 

Battalion Hospital Stewards 27 

First Sergeants 443 

Company Quartermaster Sergeants. . . 84 

Company Commissary Sergeants 72 

Sergeants 1 ,790 

Corporals 3,090 

Musicians 1,298 

Farriers and Blacksmiths 144 

Artiiicers 410 

Saddlers 7- 

Wagoners 84 

Teamsters 144 

Enlisted men of Ordnance 905 

Privates 31,479 

RECAPITULATION. 

Total Commissioned 2,388 

Enlisted 40.620 

Grand total 43,014 



Note.— The Medical Department, Surgeons, etc., included in the above force, numbers 552. 



ORGANIZATION OF THE VOLUNTEER ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, 

AUGUST 1, 1862. 



Major Generals 40 

Brigadier Generals 200 

Aides-de-Camp 520 

Assistant Adjutants General (majors) . 40 

Assistant Adjutants General (captains) 200 

Assistant Quartermasters (captains) . . 250 

Commissaries of Subsistence (captains) 250 

Surgeons , 1,132 

Assistant Surgeons 2,050 

Chaplains 930 

Paymasters 500 

Colonels 1 ,000 

Lieutenant Colonels 1,000 

Majors 1,280 

Captains 10,280 

Adjutants 1.000 

Regimental Quartermasters 1,000 

Regimental Commissaries 70 

First Lieutenants 10,280 

Second Lieutenants 10,280 

Supernumerary Second Lieutenants . . 840 

Sergeant Majors 1,000 



Quartermaster Sergeants LOW) 

Commissary Sergeants 1,000 

Saddler Sergeants 70 

Chief Trumpeters 70 

Regimental Hospital Stewards 1,070 

First Sergeants 10,280 

Company Quartermaster Sergeants. 1,680 

Company Commissary Sergeants . . . 840 

Sergeants 43,640 

Corporals 85.600 

Musicians 18,880 

Farriers and Blacksmiths 1,680 

Saddlers 840 

Artificers 1,680 

Wagoners 10,280 

Teamsters 1,680 

Privates : 873,200 

RECAPITULATION. 

Total Commissioned 39,922 

Rank and File 1,052,480 

Grand total 1.092,402 



MAVf I>E P ART ME NT 



OFFICE OF THE SECEETAEY OF THE NAVY. 



Names and Offices. 



Where 
Employed. 



Secretary of the Navy. 

Gideox Welles 



Assistant Secretary. 



Gustavus Y. Fox 



William Faxon. 
Wm P. Moran. . 



Chief Clerk, 

and Disbursing Clerk. 



Clerks. 

John W. Hogg, 

George S. Watkins 

Walter S. McNairy 

Gwinn Harris Heap 

Francis H. Stickney 

Charles F. Guild 

John P. Chandler 

George Eye 

Henry H. Tilley 

Charles E. Lathrop 

Charles P. Thompson 

Harrison S. Bo wen Messenger, 

Lindsay Muse Assistant Messenger, 



Bureau of Yards and Docks* 

Joseph Smith Chief of Bureau, 

William J. Keeler Civil Engineer, 

John W. Bronaugh Chief Clerk, 



Clerks. 

Daniel J. Hongler 

Augustus E. Merritt .... 

William Laidlaw 

Milton B. Cushing 

William E. AVall 

Charles Gordon 

Charles Hunt 



.Draughtsman, 



Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting. 

Andrew H. Foote Chief of Bureau, 

S. Henriques Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Holmes Edward Offley 

W. W. S. Dyre 

John A. Fowle 



Bureau of Navigation." 

Charles Henry Davis Cliief of Bureau, 

C. E. Graves Clerk , 



Washington . 



Washington . 
Washington . 



Washington 



Washington . 



Washington 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Washington . 



Where Born. 



Connecticut 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut 

Virginia 

Tennessee 

Pennsylvania 

Tennessee 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 

New York 

New Hampshire 

Maryland. 

Ehode Island 

New York 

Virginia 

District of Columbia 
Virginia 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Virginia 

Switzerland 

Connecticut 

New York 

New York 

New York 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Connecticut 

Sweden 

District of Columbia 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Vermont 



Organization not perfected. 



NAVY DEPARTMENT— BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, ETC. 



189 



Name and Offices. 



Bureau of Ordnance. 

John A. Dahlgren Chief of Bureau, 

Henry A. Wise Assistant to Bureau. 

Charles C. Burr Clerk, 

Charles K. Stellwagen Draughtsman, 

Oliver C. Fisher .Messenger, 

Bureau of Construction and Bepair. 

John Lenthall Chief of Bureau, 

A. B. Farwell '. Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

James Selden 

Wm. A. Elliott 

A. C. Alden 

George W. Smith 

James W. Deeble 

William G. Ridgely 

Richard Bowel 1 Draughtsman, 

John Sauerwe'm Messenger, 

Bureau of Steam Engineering. 

Benjamin F. Isherwood Chief of Bureau, 

Edward B. Nealley Chief Clerk, 

Ira Murdoch Clerk, 

Henry A. Bodien Assistant Draughtsman, 

A. S. Wight Messenger, 

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. 

Horatio Bridge Chief of Bureau, 

Thomas Fillebrown Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. 

Lucius B. Allyn 

Edward C. Eddie 

James Campbell 

Charles Sedgwick 

F. N.Blake 

William Lucas Messenger, 



Where 
Employed. 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Washington 



Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, 

William Whelan Chief of Bureau, 

Phineas J. Horwitz Assistant to Bureau, 



Washington . 



Washington 



Clerks. 



Chester Tuttle . 
Wythe Denby . 
Marsh B. Clark . 



Washington . 



Washington , 



Where Born. 



Compen- 
sation. 



Pennsylvania 

New York 

Connecticut 

Pennsylvania. ..... 

England 

District of Columbia 
Maine 

District of Columbia 

Maryland 

New Hampshire. . . 

New York 

District of Columbia 
District of Columbi i 

Pennsylvania 

Germany 

New York 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

England 

Maine 

Maine 

Maine 

Connecticut 

New York 

New York 

New York 

Maine 

District of Columbia, 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 



NAVY LIST 



Name and Rank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


§5 ear Admirals. 

ACTIVE LIST (4). 

David G. Farragut 

Louis M. Goldsborough . . . 
Samuel F. DuPont 


Tennessee 

District of Columbia . 
New Jersey 


Com'g Western Gulf Biock'g Squadron. 
Com'g North Atlantic Biock'g Squadron. 
Com'g South Atlantic Biock'g Squadron. 
Chief Bureau Equipment and Recruiting. 

Waiting orders. 

Chairman Light- House Board. 

Chief Bureau Yards and Docks. 


Andrew H. Foote 


Connecticut 


RETIBED LIST (9). 

Charles Stewart 


Pennsylvania 

South Carolina 

Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 

Connecticut 


William B. Shubrick 

Joseph Smith 


George W. Storer 

Francis H. Gregory 

Elie A. F. Lavallette . . . 


Special duty, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Superintending construction of gunboats. 
Waiting orders. 
Special duty. 
Light-House Inspector. 
Commandant Navy Yard, New York. 


Virginia 




New York 


Samuel L. Breese. . 


New York 


Hiram Pauldinc,. . . . 


New York 




New York 


Commodores. 

ACTIVE LIST (18). 
Charles Wilkes*. . . 


Com'g Special West India Squadron. 
Commanding Frigate Santee. 
Special duty. 
Commanding Sloop Saratoga. 


Henry Eagle 


New York 


Gershom J. Van Brunt . 


New Jersey 


William M. Glendy 

George S. Blake. . . 


Virginia 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Superintendent Naval Academy. 
Commandant Navy Yard, Washington. 
Com'g Naval Station, Sackett's Harbor. 
Commanding Friecate Sabine. 


Andrew A. Harwood 

Theodoras Bailey* 

Cadwalader Kinggold 

Henry W. Morris 


Maryland 


New York 


Commanding Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Com'g Eastern Gulf Biock'g Squadron. 
Commanding Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Com'g Naval Flotilla, Mississippi River. 
Commanding Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Waiting orders. 
Com'g Naval Station, Norfolk, Va. 


James L. Lardner* 

Henry K. Hoff 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

North Carolina 

Kentucky 


Charles Henry Davis* .... 
Henry H. Bell 


William Smith . . . 


John W. Livingston ...... 

Henry K. Thatcher 

William D. Porter* 

John S. Missroon 

RETIRED LIST (17). 

John D. Sloat 


New York 


Maine 


Commanding Sloop Constellation. 
Commanding Mississippi Flotilla. 
Ordnance duty, Boston. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Commandant Navy Yard, Boston. 

Light-House Board. 

Light-House Inspector. 

Commanding Pacific Squadron. 

Waiting orders. 

Commandant Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Special duty, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Special duty, St. Loins, Mo. 

Waiting orders. 


Massachusetts 

South Carolina 

New York 


William Mervine 

Thomas Crabbe 


Pennsylvania 

Marvland 


Thomas A. Conover 

John C. Long 


New Jersey 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 


William J. McCluney 

John B. Montgomery 

Cornelius K. Stribling .... 
Joshua R. Sands . . 


South Carolina 

New York 


Charles H. Bell* .... 


New York 


Joseph R. Jarvis .... 


Massachusetts 

Kentucky 


Garrett J. Pendergrast. . . . 


William C, Nicholson 

Joseph B. Hull 


Maryland 

New York 


John Kelly 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


William H. Gardner 


Special duty. 

Commanding Naval Station, Baltimore. 


T. Aloysius Dcrnin 


Ireland 



* Acting Rear Admirals. 



NAVY LIST— CAPTAINS. 



191 



Name and Rtrnk. 



ACTIVK LIST (40). 

Thomas 0. Selfridge. . . 

An irew K. Long 

Francis I>. Ellison 

Thomas T. Craven 

Robert B. Hitchcock. . . 

Joseph. Lanman 

Thomas Turner 

Charles H. Poor 

Timothy A. Hunt 

Sylvanus W. Godon . . . 

. lames S. Palmer 

William Radford 

Samuel F. Hazard 

John M. Berrien 

Alfred Taylor 

Samuel Phillips Lee* . . 

John P. atllis 

James P. McKinstry. . . 

Oliver S. Glisson 

John A. Dahlgren 
Stephen C. Rowan 

Guert Gansevoort 

Charles Gijeen 

Melanethon Smith 

Cicero Price 

John R. Goldsborough. 

Charles S. Boggs 

Augustus H. Kilty 
Theodore P. Green 

Percival Drayton 

Joseph F. Green 

John DeCamp 

Charles W. Pickering- 
William M. Walker. . . 
John A. Winslow .... 

Henry Walke 

Thornton A. Jenkins . 

John Rodgers 

John P. Marchand . . . 



William Rogers Taylor . . . 

RETIRED LIST (22). 

[Acts August 8 and December 
21, 1861.] 

Lawrence Kearny 

Charles S. McCauley 

John H. Aulick 

James Armstrong 

William Ramsay 

William In man 

John S. Chauncey 

Stephen B. Wilson 

James Glynn 

Frederick Engle 

John Rudd 

Robert Ritchie 

William W. McKean 

Charles Lowndes 

John Marston 

Henry A. Adams 



Whore Born. 



Massachusetts 

Maryland 

New York 

District of Columbia . 

Connecticut 

Connecticut 

Virginia 

Massachusetts 

Connecticut 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Virginia 

Rhode Island 

Georgia 

Virginia 

Virginia 

Delaware 

New York 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania 

Ireland 

New York 

Connecticut . •. 

New York 

Kentucky 

District of Columbia 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

Vermont 

South Carolina, .... 

Maine 

New Jersey 

New Hampshire .... 

Maryland 

North Carolina 

Virginia 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 



Present duty or Station. 



Rhode Island 



New Jersey . . . 

Pennsylvania . 

Virginia 

Kentucky 

Virginia 

New York . . . 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania . 

Pennsylvania . 

Rhode Island . 
| P'cnnsjdvania . 
| Pennsylvania . 
! Maryland 
I Massachusetts. 
j Pennsylvania . 



Command'tNavy Yard, Mare Island, Cal. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Saranac. 

Com'g Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Waiting orders. 

Ordnance duty, Bi stun. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Powhatan. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Hartford. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Commanding Steamer James Adger. 

Ordnance duty. Pittsburg. 

Navy Yard. Boston. 

Com'g North Atlantic Block' g Squadron. 

Waiting orders.. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Dacotah. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Iroquois. 

Chief Bureau of Ordnance. 

Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Adirondack. 

Commanding Sloop Jamestown. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steamer Florida. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Juniata. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Navy Yard, Mare Island. 

Commanding Iron-clad Steamer Passaic. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 

Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Kearsage. 

Commanding Steamer De Soto. 

Mississippi Flotilla, 

Commanding Steamer Carondelet. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Wachusett. 

Commanding Iron-clad Steamer €ralena. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Mohican. 

Commanding Steam Sloop Housatonic. 



Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Under suspension. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Governor Naval Asylum. 
Light-House Inspector. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders 
Waiting orders. 
Special duty. 
Waiting orders. 



* Acting Eear Admiral. 



192 



NAYY LTST— COMMANDERS. 



Name and Bank. 



WilliamS. Walker 

George F. Pearson 

John S. Nicholas 

John Pope 

Levin M. Powell , 

RESERVED LIST (10\ 

[Act February 28, 1855.] 

William D. Salter 

William K. Latimer 

Charles Boarinan 

William Jamesson 

John H. Graham . : 

Stephen Champlin ... 

Lewis E. Simonds 

Oscar Bullus 

Amasa Paine 



Commanders. 

ACTIVE LIST (91). 

Samuel Lock wood 

John Colhoun 

Benjamin J. Totten 
James Findlay Schenck, 

G-eorge A. Prentiss 

John C. Carter 

Simon B. Bissell 

Samuel Swartwout 

John J. Glasson 

Bichard W. Meade 

Alexander Gibson 

Benjamin Moore Dove. . 

Benjamin F. Sands 

Henry French 

Henry S. Stellwagen . . . 

Daniel B. Eidgely 

Charles Steedman 

James Alden 

Augusgis L. Case 

Eoger Perry 

Alexander M. Pennock . 

George F. Emmons 

Edward Middle ton 

Gustavus H. Scott 

David McDougal 

David D. Porter* 

John J. Almy 

Tunis A. M. Craven 

James H. Strong 

James M. Frailey 

Augustus S. Baldwin . . . 
Thomas M. Brasher 

Enoch G. Parrot t 

William B. Benshaw . . . 

Louis C. Sartori 

Edmund Lanier 

Fabius Stanly 

James F. Armstrong 

William A. Parker 

William Eonckendorff. . 

William E. LeRoy 

Maxwell Woodhull .... 



Where Born. 



New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 

Virginia 

Massachusetts 

Virginia 

New York 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Vermont 

Ehode Island 

Massachusetts 

District of Columbia. 
Vermont 



Connecticut . . . 
Pennsylvania . . 
West Indies. . . . 

Ohio 

New Hampshire 

Virginia 

Vermont 

New York 

New York 

Spain 

Virginia 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Massachusetts . 
Pennsylvania . . 

Kentucky 

South Carolina. 

Maine 

New York 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Vermont 

South Carolina. 

Virginia 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania. . . 
Ehode Island.. . , 
New Hampshire 
New York .... 

Maryland 

New Jersey .... 

New York 

New Hampshire 

New York 

New Jersey 

Virginia 

North Carolina. 
New Jersey .... 
New Hampshire 
Pennsylvania . . 

New York 

New York 



Present duty or Station. 



Waiting orders. 

Com't Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 



On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

Furlough. 

Commanding Eendezvous, New York. 

Commanding Eendezvous, Boston. 



Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Commmanding Storeship Brandy wine. 

Commanding Frigate St. Lawrence. 

Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steamer Michigan. 

Commanding Sloop Cyane. 

Commanding Sloop Portsmouth. 

Commanding Eendezvous, New Bedford. 

Commanding Eeceiving Ship, N. York. 

Commanding Storeship Potomac. 

Comd'g Coast Survey Steamer Active. 
Commanding Steamer Albatross. 
Commanding Steamer Mercedita. 
Commanding Steamer Santiago de Cuba. 
Command' g Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 
Commanding Steam Sloop Eichmcnd. 
Commanding Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Waiting orders. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Commanding Steamer Hatteras. 
Commanding Sloop St. Mary's. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 
Commanding Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Commanding Mortar Flotilla 
Commanding Steamer South Carolina. 
Command' g Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Commanding Steamer Flag. 
Commanding Steamer Quaker City. 
Commanding Storeship Vermont. 
Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steamer Augusta. 
Commanding Steamer Westficld. 
Commanding Steamer Florida. 
Commanding Eeceiving Ship Ohio. 
Commanding Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Commanding Steamer State of Georgia. 
Commanding Steamer Cambridge. 
Commanding Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Commanding Steamer Keystone State. 
Com'ff Steam Gunboat Ciminerone. 



* Acting Bear Admiral. 



NAVY LIST— COMMANDERS. 



i:>3 



Name and Kank. 



Roger N. Stembtl.. 

George Colvocoressis 

J. R. Madison Mullany. . 

Matthias C. Marin 

C. R. P. Rodgers 

James 0. Williamson. . . . 

Albeit G. Clary 

Napoleon Collins 

John L. Worden 

Henry A. Wise 

Reed Werden 

William H. Macomb 

Stephen D. Trenchard . . . 

A. Davis Harrell 

Alexander Murray 

Edward Donaldson 

Thomas H. Stevens 

Thomas H. Patterson 

Francis Key Murray 

John C. Howell 

Daniel Ammcn 

Henry Rolando 

Edward T. Nicols 

George W. Eodgers 

Robert H. Wyman 

Edward A. Barnett 

Nathaniel C. Bryant 

George B. Balch 

Jonathan M. Wainwright 

Foxhall A. Parker 

John Guest 

Donald McN. Fairfax 

JohnM. B. Clitz 

George H. Cooper 

Andrew Bryson 

John Dowries 

Andrew J. Drake 

James H. S potts 

James M. Duncan 

John P. Bankhead 

J. W. A. Nicholson 

Thomas G. Corbin 

John C. Beaumont 

Charles H. B. Caldwell. . . 
Henry K. Davenport .... 
Napoleon B. Harrison . . . 
Albert N. Smith 

RETIRED LIST (7). 

[Act August 8, 1861.] 

T. Darah Shaw 

William S. Ogden 

Edward R. Thompson . . . 

Robert Handy 

Edward M. Yard 

Overton Carr 

Francis S. Haggerty 

RESERVED LIST (12). 

[Act February 28, 1855.] 

John J. Young 

Edwai'd W. Carpender. . . 

Henry Bruce 

Elisha Peck 

Charles H. Jackson 



Where Born. 



Maryland 

Greece 

New York 

Florida 

New York 

New Jersey 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Michigan 

New York 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Connecticut 

Louisiana 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

South Carolina 

Georgia 

New York 

New Hampshire .... 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 

Tennessee 

New York 

New York 

Missouri 

Virginia 

New York 

New York 

New York 

Massachusetts 

New Jersey 

North Carolina 

Ohio 

South Carolina 

Massachusetts 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Georgia 

Virginia 

Maine 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island 

New Jersey 

District of Columbia 
Pennsylvania 

New York 

New York.\ 

Maine 

Connecticut 

Georgia 

13 



Present duty or Station. 



Waiting orders. 

Commanding Storeship Supply. 
Commanding Steamer Bienville. 
Commanding Sloop St. Louis. 
Commanding Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Commanding Steamer Penguin. 
Commanding Steamer Mount Vernon. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Octoroon. 
Special duty, New York 
Assistant Ordnance Bureau. 
Com'g Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Genesee. 
Commanding Steamer Rhode Island. 
Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, New Hamp. 
Com'g Receiving Ship. Philadelphia. 
Com'g Iron-clad Steamer Monitor. 
Commanding Steam Gunbo.tt Chocura. 
Special duty, Navy Department. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Sebago 
Navy Yard, Pbiladelphia. 
Commanding' Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Tioga. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Sonoma. 
Inspector, Navy Yard, New York. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Commanding Steamer Pocahontas. 
Commanding Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Waiting orders. 

Com'g Steamer Gunboat Owaco. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 
Com'g Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 
Commanding Steamer Massachusetts. 
Com'g Steam Gunboat Chippewa. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Huron. 
Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steamer Magnolia. 
Commanding Steamer Norwich. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Pembina. 
Commanding Steamer Isaac Smith. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steam Gunboat Itasca. 
Commanding Steamer Hetzel 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 



Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Rendezvous, New York. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Command' g Receiving Ship, Baltimore. 

Ordnance duty, Boston. 



On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

Com'g Rendezvous, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Waiting orders. 



194 



NAVY LIST— LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS. 



Name and Bank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


James M. Watson 


Virginia 


Light-House Inspector. 




Rhode Island 

New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 

New Jersey. 


Naval Asylum. 
On leave. 


James P. Miller 


James M. Gilliss 


Superintendent Naval Observatory. 
Waiting orders. 

Commanding Steamer Montgomery. 
Waiting orders. 




Charles Hunter 


Rhode Island 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode island 

New York 


William Reynolds 


Lieutenant Commanders. 

ACTIVE LIST (144). 

John C. Febiger 


Commanding Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 
Commanding Brig Perry. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Pinola. 


H. S. Newcomb 


Pierce Crosby 


J. B. Creighton 


Commanding Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 
Commanding Steamer Mohawk. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Seneca. 
Commanding Steam Gunboat Kineo. 


Aaron K. Hughes 

Alexander C. Rhind 


New York 


George M. Ransom 


New York 


William F. Spicer 

S. Nicholson 


New York 


Navy Yard, Boston. 

Com' ding Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 


New York 


William E. Hopkins 

Paul Shirley 


Virginia 


Rendezvous, Philadelphia. 
Sloop St. Mary's. 
Commanding Steamer Mystic. 
Commanding Steamer Sumter. 


Kentucky 

New York 


H. N. T. Arnold 


Thomas Pattison 


NeAV York 


Richmond Aulick 


Connecticut 


Ordnance duty, Washington. 
Ordnance duty, Philadelphia. 
Comd't Midshipmen, Naval Academy. 
Ordnance duty, New York. 
Special duty, War Department. 
Special duty, War Department. 
Commanding Steamer Corwin. 
Commanding Sloop Vincennes. 
Ordnance duty, New Y'ork. 


William N. Jeffers 


New Jersey 


Edward Simpson 


New York 


William G-. Temple 

Samuel P. Carter 


Vermont 


Tennessee 


William Nelson 


Kentucky 


Thomas S. Phelps 

John Madigan, jr 


Maine 


Maine 


Leonard Paulding 

George A. Stevens , 

Edward Barrett 


New York 


Massachusetts 

Louisiana 


Commanding Steamer Victoria. 
Commanding School Ship Savannah. 
Frigate Sabine. 
Commanding Sloop Vandalia. 
Commanding Steamer Delaware. 
Commanding Steamer Somerset. 


Homer C. Blake 


New York 


Clark H. Wells 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


S. P. Quackenbush 


Earl English 


New Jersey. . . 


Joseph M. Bradford 

Reigart B. Lowry 

D. A. McDerrnut 


Tennessee 


Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Commanding Sloop Preble. 
Sloop Constellation. 
Commanding Steamer Clifton. 
Commanding Steamer Flambeau. 
Com'g Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Commanding Steamer Wyandotte. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Ordnance duty, Washington Yard. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola 
Commanding Steamer Yankee. 


South America 

New York 


William W. Low 


Massachusetts 

Indiana 


Richard L. Law 


John H. Upshur 


Virginia 


Samuel R. Franklin 

William D. Whiting 

S. Ledyard Phelps 

William Mitchell 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Ohio 


District of Columbia . . 
New York 


Francis A. Roe 


William Gibson 


Maryland 


J. C. P. DeKrafft 


District of Columbia . . 
New York 


Navy Yard, Washington. 
Sloop Vincennes. 
Ordnance duty, Philadelphia. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Naval Academy. 
Commanding Steamer Vixen. 


John E. Hart 


Oscar C. Badger 


Connecticut 


Thomas C. Harris 

Stephen B. Luce 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


John L Davis 


Indiana 

District of Columbia. . 

New Hampshire 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Alexander A. Semmes. . . . 

James S. Thornton 

M. Patterson Jones 

Watson Smith 


Commanding Steamer Wamsutta. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Mortar Flotilla. 


Joseph E. DeHaven 

William T. Truxton 

Greenleaf Cilley 


Waiting orders. 
Commanding Sloop Dale. 


Samuel Magaw 


Pennsylvania 


Commanding Steamer Thos. Freeborn. 



XAVY LIST— LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS. 



195 



Name and TCank. 



Where Born. 



Wiili.ua C. West. . . . 
William M. Gamble. 
Jonathan Young. . . . 
William K. Mayo . . . 
James E. Jouett . . . . 
T. Scott Fillebrown . 
Edward C. Grafton. . 
Milton Haxton 



Present duty or Station. 



New York Waiting orders. 

Pennsylvania Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Ohio Steam Sloop Powhatan. 

Virginia i Steam Sloop Housa tonic. 



George W. Young New 

John II. Russell , Maryland 

Edward E. Stone , Georgia . . 

Dawson Phenix 

Bobert F. P. Lewis. . . 
Andrew W. Johnson. . 

Robert W. Scott 

Walter W. Queen .... 
Edmund W. Henry. . 

Ralph Chandler 

P. C. Johnson, jr 

John Watters 

K. Randolph Breese. . 
Lewis A. Kimberly. . . 

S . L. Breese 

George U. Morris .... 
Bancroft Ghcrardi. . . . 

Daniel L. Braine 

L. H. Newman 

Charles W. Flusser. . . 

A B. Cummings 

George E. Belknap . . . 

E. P." Williams 

David B. Harmony. . . 

William Gwin 

John J. Cornwell .... 

James P. Foster 

Henry Wilson 

A. E. K. Benham .... 

W. McGunnegle 

John Irwin 

Joseph S. Skerrett. . . . 

James A. Greer 

Charles H. Greene. . . . 

Francis H. Baker 

Elias K. Owen 

Aaron W. Weaver. . . . 
Austin Pendersrast . . . 



Kentucky 

District of Columbia . 

Massachusetts 

New York 

York 



Steamer Michigan. 

Navy Yard. New York. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Navy Yard. New York; 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Commanding Steam Gunboat Kennebec. 

Commanding School Ship Macedonian. 

Ordnance duty, Old Point; Virginia. 

Steamer De Soto. 

Steam Sloop Saranac 

Steamer Florida. 

Ordnance duty, Washington Yard. 

Steam Gunboat Sebago. 

New York j Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 

Maine Commanding Steamer Tennessee. 

Michigan , Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Pennsylvania Mortar Flotilla. 

New Y'ork Storeship Potomac 

Illinois Steamer Quaker City. 

Massachusetts j Com' ding Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 

Louisiana Steam Gunboat Chippewa 



Maryland 

District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia . 

Virginia 

District of Columbia . 
New York 



New York 

New York 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania. . . 
New Hampshire. 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Indiana 

Ohio 



Commanding Steamer Monticello. 

Iron-clad Steamer Galena. 

Com' ding Steamer Commodore Perry. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 

Steam Sloop Iroquois. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 

Kentucky ' Waiting orders. 

New York Steamer Hatteras. 

New Y'ork . Steamer Bienville. 

Missouri ; Mississippi Flotilla. 

Pennsylvania Steam Frigate Wabash 

Ohio | Sloop Saratoga. 

Ohio ' Sloop St. Louis. 

Ohio j Steam Gunboat Fnadilla. 

South Carolina i Steam Sloop Narragansett. 



Illinois. 

District of Columbia . 

Kentucky 



William P. McCann ...... j Kentucky. 

James Still well 

James H. Gillis 

William E. Fitzhugh . 

Trevett Abbot 

Charles H. Cushman. . 
Oscar F. Stanton. . . . 

H. A. Adams, jr 

George Brown 

Bushrod B. Taylor. . . . 

Robert L. May j New York 

James W Shirk j Pennsylvania 

James G. Maxwell i Pennsylvania 

Henry Erben j New York 

Edward P. McCrea New- Y'ork 

John G. Walker ; New Hampshire 

John G. Mitchell j Massachusetts 

F. M. Ramsay j District of Columbia. 



I Ohio 

Peansvlvania. 

Ohio. . 

Rhode Island. 

Maine 

New Y'ork. . . . 
Pennsylvania . 

Indiana 

Indiana 



Steamer James Adger. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Commanding Steamer Water Witch. 

Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 

Steam Sloop Pensacola. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Steamer Mercedita. 

Steam Gunboat Pembina. 

Steam Gunboat Tioga. 

Steam Gunboat Sciota. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

Steam Gunboat Cimmerone. 

Ordnance duty. Washington Yard. 

Mississippi Flotilla, 

Steam Sloop Pawnee. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Commanding Steamer Jacob Bell. 

Steam Gunboat Winona. 

Frigate Santee. 

Sloop Saratoga. 



R. W. Meade, jr | New Y'ork j Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 



196 



NAVY LIST— LIEUTENANTS. 



Name and Eank. 


"Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


M. C Campbell 


Tennessee 


Sloop Jamestown. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 


Robert Boyd, jr 


Maine 


Charles C. Carpenter 

William A. Kirkland 

William H Dana 


Massachusetts 

North Carolina 

Ohio 


Steamer Flag. 
Steamer Pulaski. 
Steam Gunboat Genesee. 


Edward E. Potter 


New York 


Waiting orders. 




New York . ... 


Waiting orders. 


J. C. Chaplin 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


Commanding Steamer Valley City. 

Sloop Saratoga. 

Steam Sloop Wachusett. 


L. A. Beardslee 


Charles A. Babcock 


New York 


Charles E. Fleming 

Thomas 0. Selfridge 

Joseph N Miller 


New Jersey 


Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Naval Academy. 
Steamer Louisiana. 


Massachusetts 

Ohio 


Alfred Hopkins 


New York 


Montgomery Sicard 

E. 0. Mathews 


New York 


Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Naval Academy. 


Missouri 


T. McK. Buchanan 

Edward P. Lull 


Pennsylvania 


Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Naval Academy. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 


Edward Lea 


Maryland 


Alexander F. Crossman '. . . 


Missouri 


Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 


Charles S. Norton 


New York 


Waiting orders. 


George A. Bigelow 

Robert F. Bradford 

Robert L. Phythian 

Augustus P. Cooke 


France 


Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Gunboat Chocura. 
Naval Academy. 
Steam Gunboat Pinola. 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

New York 






Lieutenants. 

ACTIVE LIST (90). 

George W. Doty 


Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 


Robert B. Riell 


New York 






Bayse N. Westcott 


New Jersey 


W. Winder Pollock 


New York 


Commanding Storeship Warren. 
Commanding Steamer New London. 


Abner Read 


Ohio 

Illinois 


John P. Hall 


Mississippi Flotilla. 

Sick. 

Waiting orders. 

Ordnance duty, Washington Yard. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Steamer Keystone State. 

Sloop Constellation. 

Steam Gunboat Owasco. 

Ordered to Washington City 

Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 


Francis G. Dallas 

Joseph P. Fyffe 


Massachusetts 

Ohio 


Charles E. Hawley 

Le Roy Fitch 


New York 




Thomas H. Eastman 


New York 


Rush R. Wallace 


Tennessee 


Chester Hatfield 

Charles J. McDougal 

George H. Perkins 

George M. Blodgett 

WeldN. Allen 


Massachusetts 

New York 


New Hampshire 

Vermont 


Maine 


Nathaniel Green 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Indiana 




Francis B. Blake 


Steam Gunboat Kennebec. 


Henry D. Todd 

James M. Pritchett 


Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Steamer Sumter. 


Edward Terry 


Connecticut 

Connecticut 

Ohio 


Francis M. Bunce 

Byron Wilson 


Henry B. Seely 


New York 


Frederick V. McNair 

John W. Kelly 


Pennsylvania 

Ireland 


Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Frigate Sabine. 
Sloop Cyane. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Storeship Potomac. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steamer Hetzel. 


Arthur R. Yates 


New York 


Clark Merchant 


Georgia 


Henry W. Miller 


New Jersey . 


John Adams Howell 


New York 


Allen V. Reed 


New York . 


George Dewey 

Charles D. Franklin 


Vermont 

Ohio 


George B. White 


Pennsylvania 


Steam Gunboat Oftawa. 



NAVY LIST— LIEUTENANTS. 



197 



Name and Rank. 


Where Bom. 


Present duty or Station. 




Missouri 

Indiana 

New Jersey 

Ohio 


Mississippi Flotilla. 

Steamer Augusta. 

Steam Sloop Pawnee. 

Steam Sloop Hartford. 

Naval Academy. 

Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 


Henry L. Howison 

Henry Martin Blue 


Alfred T Mahan . 


New York 




Iowa 




New York 


Ordered to Washington. 


Norman A. Farquhar 

Samuel D. Greene 


Pennsylvania 

Marvland 


Steam Gunboat Mohaska. 
Iron-clad Steamer Monitor. 


Charles H. Swazey 

Theodore F. Kane 

Beatty P. Smith 


Massachusetts 

District of Columbia. 
New York 


Steamer Tennessee. 
Naval Academy. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Si earn Gunboat Sagamore. 




Ne w York .... 


Roderick Prentiss 


Indiana 

Ohio 


Steamer Crusader. 

Commanding Steamer Stars and Stripes. 

Steam Sloop Dacotah. 


Gilbert C. Wiltse 


New Y"ork 


Thomas S. Spencer 

Moses S. Stuyvesant 


Pennsylvania ■ 

Indiana 


Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Steam Sloop Housatoiiic. 
Naval Academy. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Naval Academy, 
Naval Academy. 
Naval Academy. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steam Gunboat Sonoma 
Frigate Sabine. 
Storeship Potomac. 
Steamer Wissahickon. 


Joseph D. Marvin 

James Kane 


Ohio 


Indiana 


Simeon P Gillet 


Indiana 


Thomas L. Swann 


Marvland 


Sullivan D. Ames 

J. Crittenden Watson 


Rhode Island 

Kentucky 


Henry B. Robeson 

Antoine R. McNair. 


Connecticut 

Louisiana 


William Henrv Barton. . . . 


Marvland .... 


Samuel F. Brown 


New Y'ork 


Henry DeH. Manley 

William Whitehead 

Edward A. Walker 

Winrield S. Schley 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Marvland 


Silas Casey, jr 


Rhode Island 

New Y T ork 


William T. Sampson 

A. T. Snell 


Naval Academy. 


New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

District of Columbia. 
Ohio 


Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Sloop St. Louis. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


William F. Stewart 

George P. Rvan 


George M. Bache 

Adolphus Dexter 

Lloyd Phenix 

Thomas C. Bo wen 


New York 

.Ohio 


South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 
Steam Sloop Adirondac. 
Waiting orders. 


Tecumseh Steece 


Marvland 


Bartlett J. Cromwell 


Georgia 


Steamer Quaker Citv. 


G. W. Havward 


Ohio 


Waiting orders. 


Charles E. McKay 

John W. Philip 


New York 


Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Gunboat Sonoma. 


New York 


Henry F. Picking 

Frederick Rodgers* 


Pennsylvania 

Marvland 


Frigate St. Lawrence. 

Frigate Santee. 

Sloop Portsmouth. 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

Furloughed. 

Furloughed ; com'g Storeship Falmouth. 

On leave. 


Francis 0. Davenport 

Horace E. Mullan 


Michigan 


Marvland 


John Weidman 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Wisconsin 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 


John F. McGlensey 

William B. Cushing 

RETIRED LIST (6). 

[Act August 8, 1861.] 

Edwin J. De Haven 

James A. Doyle 


George Wells 


Vermont 


Matthew C. Perry 


New York 


Furloughed. 


Charles S. McDonough . . . 
W. P. Buckner 


Connecticut 

Kentucky 


Furloughed. 
Furloughed. 



198 



NAVY LIST— SURGEONS. 



Name and Bank. 



RESERVED LIST (17). 

[Act February 28, 1855.] 

Frank Ellery 

Jonathan W. Swift 

Junius J. Boyle 

George R. Gray 

Bernard J. Moeller 

George M. White 

George L. Selden 

Edward C. Bowers 

Dominick Lynch 

Charles Thomas 

William B. Whiting 

Samuel R. Knox 

Francis Lowry 

Thomas Brownell 

M. B. Woolsey 

S. Chase Barney 

JohD F. Abbott 



Surgeons* 

ACTIVE LIST (80). 

Surgeons ranking with Com 
manders. 

Benjamin F. Bache 

Thomas Dillard 

Benjamin R. Tinslar 

G. R. B. Horner 

W. S. W. Rushenberger , 

William Johnson 

William Whelan , 

Samuel Barrington 

Lewis B. Hunter 

George Clymer 

Isaac Brinkerhoff 

W. Maxwell Wood 

Solomon Sharp 

Jonathan M. Foltz 

Edward Gilchrist 

John A. Lockwood 

M. G. Delaney 

James C. Palmer 

Ninian Pinkney 

David Harlan 

Robert Woodworth 

J. Dickinson Miller 

John L. Fox 

Joseph Beale 

S. Wilson Kellogg 

Charles D. Maxwell 



Where Born. 



Surgeons ranking with Lieu- 
tenants. 

John J. Abernethy 

George Maulsby 

William Grier 

J. Winthrop Taylor 

Samuel Jackson 

James McClelland 

John S. Messersmith 

J. O'Connor Barclay 

Thomas M. Potter ' I 

A. A. Henderson 

Lewis J. Williams | 



Rhode Island 
Massachusetts 
Maryland . . . 

Delaware 

Pennsylvania 

Georgia 

Virginia 

Connecticut . 
New York . . . 
Maryland 
New York 
Massachusetts . 

Vermont 

Rhode Island . 
New York . . . : 
Maryland 
Pennsylvania . 



Virginia 

Virginia 

New York . . . 

Virginia 

New Jersey . . 
Delaware. . . 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania 
New Jersey . . 
Pennsylvania 
New York . . . 
Maryland . . . 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania 
Massachusetts 
Delaware .... 

Ireland 

Maryland . . . 
Maryland . . . 
Maryland . . . 
New York. . . . 
New York . . . 
Massachusetts 
Pennsylvania 
New York . . . 
Delaware .... 

Connecticut . . 
Pennsylvania 

Ireland 

New York . . . 
Pennsylvania. 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania , 
Louisiana . . . 
Rhode Island 
Pennsylvania 
Maryland 



Present duty or Station. 



com'g Rendezvous, Phil' 



Receiving Ship, Boston, 
special duty, New York. 



Furloughed ; 

On leave. 

Furloughed. 

Furloughed ; 

Furloughed ; 

On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave ; Rendezvous, Portsmouth, N. H 

Furloughed ; com'g Brig Bainbridge. 

Furloughed. 

On leave ; Naval Observatory. 

Furloughed. 

On leave. 

On leave. 

Leave ; commanding Steamer Ellen. 

On leave. 

On leave. 



Director of Laboratory, New York. 

Waiting orders. 

Special duty, Brooklyn. 

Fleet Surgeon, E. G.'B. Squadron. 

Navy Yard, Boston. 

Naval Asylum, Philadelphia. 

Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 

Waiting orders. 

Naval Rendezvous, Philadelphia. 

Fleet Surgeon, S. A. B. Squadron. 

Rendezvous. Boston. 

Fleet Surgeon, N. A. B. Squadron. 

Naval Station, Norfolk. 

Fleet Surgeon, W. G. B, Squadron. 

Fleet Surgeon, Mississippi Flotilla. 

Fleet Surgeon, Pacific Squadron. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Naval Academy. 

Special duty, Washington. 

Steam Sloop Saranac. ■ 

Waiting orders. 

Storeship Potomac. 

Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Sloop St. Mary's. 

Navy Tard, Washington. 



Frigate Sabine. 

Special duty, Brooklyn. 

Receiving Ship, Baltimore. 

Steam Sloop, Pensacola. 

Steam Sloop, Brooklyn. 

Receiving Ship, Philadelphia. ' 

Sloop Constellation. 

Marine Rendezvous, Philadelphia. 

Frigate Santee. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Navy Yard, New York. 



NAVY LIST— SURGEONS. 



199 



Name and Bank. 



Marius Duvall 

Joseph Wilson, jr. 

Charles Eversfield. 

Rohert T. Maccoun 

Washington Sherman . 

Henry 0. Mayo 

John Rudenstein 

Philip Lansdale 

William Lowlier 

Phineas J. Horwitz. . . . 

William D. Harrison . . 

Charles Martin 

F. M. Gunnell 

James Suddards 

S. Allen Engles 

Benjamin Vreeland. . . . 

Edward Shippen 

Samuel F. (Jones 

Jacob S. Dungan 

George Peck! 

Jenks Harris Otis 

Albert Schriver 

John M. Browne 

Thomas J Turner 

John Y. Taylor 

William T. Hord 

James Laws 

John S. Kitchen 

Albert L. Gihon 

Edward R. Denby 

William Johnson, jr. . . 

Stewart Kennedy 

Richard C. Dean 

Philip S. Wales 

Albert C. Gorgas 

Alexander M. Vedder. . 
Delavan Bloodgood. . . . 
Jonathan C. Bertolette 
Thomas Walter Leach . 

William M. King 

Benjamin F. Gibbs . . . 

Edward F. Corson 

David Kindleberger . . . 



RETIRED LIST (5). 

[Under act Dec. 21, 1861.] 

Charles Chase 

David S. Edwards 

James M. Greene 

Thomas L. Smith 

Daniel Egbert 



[Under act February 21, 
1861.] (6.) 

William Swift 

George W. Codwise 

Robert J. Dodd 

Henry S. Rennolds 

John H. Wright 

John Thornley 



Where Born. 



Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Virginia 

New York 

District of Columbia 

England 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New Jersey 

New Hampshire. . . . 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire .... 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Kentucky 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Delaware 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 



Maine 

Connecticut. 
Ireland 
New Jersey. 
New Jersey. 



Massachusetts. . . 

West Indies 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Virginia 

New Hampshire . 
Virginia 



Present duty or Station. 



Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 
Steamer Michigan. 
Storeship Vermont. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 

Ass' t Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 
Sloop Saratoga. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Receiving Ship, New York. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Sloop Portsmouth. 
Marine Rendezvous, New York. 
Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Laboratory, New York. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Receiving Ship, Boston. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 
Steam FrigatetMinnesota. 
SSloop St. Louis. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Sloop Cyane. 
Waiting orders. 
.Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Waiting orders. 
Sloop Vandalia. 
Sloop Jamestown. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Waiting orders. 
Naval Hospital, New York. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Waiting orders. 
Naval Asylum. 
Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 



Rendezvous, New York. 
Rendezvous, New Bedford, 
Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 
Naval Hospital, New York. 
Waiting orders. 



Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 



200 



NAVY LIST— ASSISTANT SUBGEONS. 



Name and Kank. 



"Where Born. 



Present duty or Station. 



Passed Assistant Surgeons 

(2). 

ACTIVE LIST. 

Ranking next after Lieutenants 

William E. Taylor 

James McMaster 

RETIRED LIST (4). 

[Under act Feb. 21, 1861.] 

John B. Elliott 

William S. Bishop 

William A. Harris 

Frederick Horner, jr 



Assistant Surgeons (118). 

To rank next after Hosiers. 

James J. Magee 

Bobert L. Weber.* 

Henry F. McSherry 

John J. Gibson 

Samuel J. Jones 

Joseph W. Shively 

Chris. J. Cleborne 

Job Corbin 

Stephen D. Kennedy 

John C. Spear < 

Charles H. Burbank 

Henry C Nelson 

John Paul Quinn 

Charles H. Pile 

Somerset Bobinson 

Arthur Matthewson 

Arch. C. Bhoades 

Michael Bradley . ,. 

Newton L. Bates 

Frederick E. Potter 

Adrian Hudson 

James H. Tinkham 

Alexander Hutchins 

Charles 0. Carpenter 

Samuel D. Flagg 

W R. Richardson 

A. W. H. Hawkins 

H. D. Burlingham 

Henry M. Wells 

John Otis Burt 

William C. Lyman 

William W. Leavitt 

Jacob H. Gotwold 

James H. Macomber 

Edward S. Bogert 

Grove S. Beardsley 

Thomas H. Whitney 

A. B. Judson 

James S. Knight 

Walter K. Scofield 

Henry Ackley 

Edward M. Stein 

Edward S. Matthews . . 

Jeremiah R. Little 

Win. Lamont Wheeler. . . . 

Aaron S. Oberly 

Walter B. Dick 



Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey. . 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania 
Virginia 



Pennsylvania . . 
Pennsylvania . . 

Virginia 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania . . 

Ohio 

Scotland 

Vermont 

Virginia 

Delaware 

Maine 

Maryland 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania . . 
Maryland ....... 

Connecticut. . . . 

New Jersey .... 

Pennsylvania . . 

New York 

New Hampshire 

Canada 

New York 

New York 

New Hampshire 

New York 

Maine 

Pennsylvania . . 

New York 

Massachusetts. . 

New York 

Massachusetts. . 
Massachusetts. . 
Pennsylvania . . 
Massachusetts. . 

New York 

New York 

New York 

East Indies 

Delaware 

Connecticut. . . . 
Pennsylvania . . 

Hungary 

Pennsylvania . . 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . 
Pennsylvania . . 



Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 



Unfit for duty. 

Navy Yard, Mare Island. 

Waiting orders 

Unfit for duty. 



Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Saranac. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 

Sloop Preble. 

Steam Gunboat Mohaska. 

Naval Hospital, Pilot Town, Miss. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Steam Gunboat Sebago. 

Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 

Steam Gunboat Katahdin. 

Steam Gunboat Winona. 

Steamer Pocahontas. 

Steamer Louisiana. 

Steam Gunboat Seneca. 

Steamer Monticello. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 

Steamer Massachusetts. 

Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 

Steamer Connecticut. 

Sloop Saratoga. 

Steam Gunboat Pembina. 

Steamer Wyandotte. 

Steamer Portsmouth. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Sloop Cyane. 

Steam Gunboat Owasco. 

Steamer Keystone State. 

Hospital Ship Benjamin Morgan. 

Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Waiting orders. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 

Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 

Steam Gunboat Wissahickon. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Steamer Hatteras. 

Storeship Potomac. 

Storeship Supply. 

Steam Gunboat Kineo. 

Steam Sloop Pensacola. 



NAVY LIST— ASSISTANT SURGEONS. 



201 



• Name and Eank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Samuel B Tuthill 


New Jersey 


Steam Sloop Lancaster. 


Robert T Edes. 


Maine 


John I). Murphy 

Edgar Holden 


New York 


Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


Massachusetts 

New Jersey 


Ransford E. Van Gieson . . 


Thomas C. Walton 

Benjamin H. Kidder 


England 

Massachusetts 

Germany 


Sloop Jamestown. 
Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 
Steam Gunboat Chippewa. 
Steam Gunboat Sciota. 
Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 


Gus. H. E. Baumgarten. . . 


Germany 

Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

New York 


John H. Clark 


Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Gunboat Genesee. 

Steamer Rhode Island. 

Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steamer Mohawk. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 

Steam Gunboat Huron. 


Granville B. Slough 

Samuel R. Forman 

William B Gibson 


George W. Woods 

Adolph A. Hochling 

James J. Allingham 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

Ireland*. 


Charles E. Stedman 


Massachusetts 


William F. Terry 

C J S Wells 


Canada 


Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 
Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 
Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 


Vermont 

Ohio 


Charles S. Hubbard 


Wm. K. Yan Reypen 


New Jersey 

New Jersey 


Naval Hospital, New York. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Sloop St. Louis. 
Steam Gunboat Miami. 


Frederick 15. A. Lewis. . . . 


New York 


William B. Mann 


New York 


Samuel W. Abbott 

Luther M. Lvon 


Massachusetts 

Virginia 


Steam Gunboat Tioga. 
Steam Gunboat Pinola. 


William S. Fort 


New Jersey 

Province New Bruns- 
wick. 

Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Gunboat Kennebec. 


Charles S. Giberson 

Charles H. Perry 






Daniel M. Skinner 

Douglass B. Bannan 

David F. Bicketts 


Sloop Vincennes. 
Storeship Brandywine. 
Practice Ship John Adams. 
Brig Bainbridge. 
Frigate Sabine. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 


Joseph A. Bubier 

Samuel N. Brayton 

Edmund C. Ver Meulen. . . 


Massachusetts 

New York 


New York 


William T Plant. . 


New York 

New York 




Matthew Chalmers 


Hospital, New Y r ork. 

Naval Hospital, Chelsea. 

Sloop Vandalia. 

Storeship Vermont. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Waiting orders. 

Frigate Santee. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Sloop Constellation. 

Steam Gunboat Chocura. 


Charles H. White 

George T. Shipley 

Isaac H. Hazelton 


New Hampshire 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Benjamin F. Peirce 

Newton H. Adams 


Edward Kershner 

Stephen J. Clark 


Maryland 

New York 


Charles Carter 


New York 

Pennsylvania 


Thomas N. Penrose 

Josiah H. Gunning 


Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 


Edward A. Pierson 


New Jersey 


Frigate St. Lawrence. 
Sloop St. Mary's. 
Storeship Potomac. 
Steam Gunboat Itasca. 


Watson C. Hull 


New York 


George R. Brush 


New York 


Heber Smith 


New York 


Edward D. Payne 

Edward B. Dodge 

Ira W. Bragg 

George D. Slocum 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 

New York 


Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Prisoner at Richmond, Virginia. 
Brig Perry. 


John B. Ackley 


Pennsylvania 


Frank L. Dubois 

Samuel G. Webber 

Gustavus S. Franklin 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Ohio 


Navy Yard, Washington. 
Navy Yard, Boston. 
Naval Hospital, New York. 



NAVY LIST— PAYMASTERS. 



Name and Rank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 4 


Francis Minot Weld 

David W. •Ballentine 

William Henry Johnson . . 


New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania, 

Pennsylvania 


Naval Hospital, Chelsea. 
Receiving Ship, New York. 
Waiting orders. 
Receiving Ship, Boston. 
Receiving Ship, Boston. 


Henry S Pitkin 


Vermont 


Samuel H. Peltz 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 


Daniel McMurtrie 




Paymasters. 

ACTIVE LIST (62). 

Ranking with Commanders. 
Edward T. Dunn 


Sloop St. Mary's. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Chief Bureau Provisions and Clothing. 

Inspector Navy Yard, New York. 

Inspector Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Settling accounts. 

Sloop Cyane. 

Naval Academy. 

Navy Yard, Mare Island, California. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Navy Yard, Boston. 

Frigate Sabine. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Navy Yard, Washington. 


T. Marston Taylor 

A. Eugene Watson 

Robert Pettit 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 


John D. Gibson 


Georgia 


John B. Kittenhouse 


District of Columbia . 


George H. White 

Horace M. Hieskell 

Charles Murray 

George F. Cutter 

James H. Watmough 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 


J. George Harris 


Connecticut 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Edward C. Doran 

J. Van B. Bleecker 


Joseph C. Eldredge 

Paymasters ranking with 

Lieutenants. 

John S. Gulick 


New York 


New Jersey 


Alfred A. Belknap 


New York 


Charles C. Upham 


Vermont 


W. Brenton Boggs 


New Jersey 


Special dutv. Washington. 


William G. Marcy 


New York 


Receiving Ship, New York. 
Storeship Brandywine. 


Thomas H. Looker 


Ohio 

Maine 

Connecticut 

Rhode Island 

South Carolina 

New York. 


William' A Ingersoll 

Charles W. Abbot 

John S. Cunningham 

Calvin C. Jackson 


Steam Sloop Saranac. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steamer Michigan. 


Robert H. Clark 


Delaware 


Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 


Elisha W. Dunn 


Virginia 


James D. Murray 


Maryland 


Storeship Potomac. 


Granville T. Pierce 

James Fulton 


Connecticut 

Tennessee 


Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Adirondack. 

Naval Station, Baltimore. 


Henry R. Day 


New York . 


Lafayette J. Brown 

James N. Carpenter 


North Carolina 

Virginia 


Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Sloop Saratoga. 


Alexander W. Russell . . . 


Maryland 


Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 


George Leonard Davis .... 
Cramer Burt 


Massachusetts 


Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Waiting orders (sick). 
Frigate Santee. 
Sloop Constellation. 


Augustus H. Gilman 

Henry H. Pangborn 


New Hampshire 

Vermont 


Washington Irving 


Maryland 


Waiting orders (sick). 
Frigate St. Lawrence. 
Sloop Vincennes. 
Sloop Preble. 

Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Storeship Brandywine. 


Jpseph P. Oliphant 

Rufus C. Spalding 


New Jersey 

Ohio 


Cuthbert P. Wallach 

Charles H. Eldredere 

Gilbert E. Thornton 


District of Columbia . 

Massachusetts 

New York 


George Plunkett 


New York 


Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Storeship Supply. 


Edward Foster 


New York 



NAVY LIST— ASSISTANT PAYMASTERS. 



Name and Rank. 



Where Born. 



Present duty or Station. 



George Lawrence 

Edward May 

Henry M. Denniston 
Richard Washington . . , 
William H. H. Williams 

Charles W. Hassler 

Thomas C. Hasten 

Rufus Parks 

Frank 0. Cosby 

Edwin Stewart 

William T. Meredith 
William H. Thompson . . . 

RETIRED LIST (9). 

[ Under acts August 3 and 
December 21, 1861.] 

Joseph Wilson 

John N. Hambleton 

Garrett R. Barry 

McKean Buchanan 

Henry Etting 

Benjamin J Cahoone.... 

Sterrett Ramsey 

John A. Bates 

Assistant Paymasters (31 

Joseph A. Smith 

Richard H. Douglass 

J. Julius Richardson 

Lawson C. Merrill 

Clifton Hellen , 

Ambrose J. Clark 

George Cochran 

Levi S. Stockwell 

Thomas T. Caswell 

George A. Sawyer 

Caspar Schenck 

William W. Williams 

Judson S. Post 

William H. Weldon 

James Hoy, jr 

Arthur J. Pritchard 

Benjamin F. Camp, jr. . . 

Albert S. Kenny 

John A. Bates, jr 

Forbes Parker 

John S. Woolson 

Alexander McC. Bishop. . 

George A. Lyon 

H. Melville Hanna 

Edward Bellows 

George F. Hall 

George W. Beaman 

Joseph T. Lisle 

Frederick R. Curtis 

Horatio L. Wait 

Arthur Burtis, jr 



Massachusetts , 

Massachusetts 

New York 

District of Columbia, 

Connecticut 

District of Columbia. 

New York 

Maine 



New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 
New Hampshire . 



Massachusetts 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Rhode Island 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Maine 

Pennsylvania 

Vermont 

Wisconsin 

District of Columbia. 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Rhode Island 

Vermont 

New York 

Ohio 

New York 

Ohio 

New Jersey 

Maryland 

New York 

Iowa 

Massachusetts 

Ohio 

New York 

New Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

Rhode Island 

New York 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New York 

New York 



Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 
Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 
Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Sloop Vandalia. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
Steam Gunboat Pembina. 
Steam Gftnboat Seneca. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 



Inspector Boston Navy Yard. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders (sick). 
Receiving Ship, Boston. 



Steam Sloop Kearsage. 

Steamer Rhode Island. 

Steamer Harriet Lane. 

Steam Sloop Pawnee. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 

Steam Sloop Wyoming. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Gunboat Huron. 

Waiting orders. 

Sloop Portsmouth. 

Steamer Louisiana. 

Sloop St. Louis. 

Special duty, Washington. 

Settling accounts. 

Steam Gunboat Itasca. 

Storeship Release. 

Steamer South Carolina. 

Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 

Steamer Dawn. 

Steam Sloop Housatonic. 

Steamer Wyandotte. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

Steam Gunboat Sonoma. 

Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Gunboat Seneca. 

Bark Braziliera. 

Steamer Delaware. 

Steam Gunboat Pembina. 

Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 



204: 



NAVY LIST— CHAPLAINS, ETC. 



Name and Bank. 



Chaplains. 

ACTIVE LIST (16). 

Rodman Lewis 

Fitch W. Taylor 

Mortimer R. Talbot 

Chester Newell , 

Theodore B. Bartow 

Joseph Stockbridge 

Photius Fisk 

Nathaniel Frost 

John Blake 

Edmund C. Bittinger 

Mason Noble 

Robert Givin , 

Charles A. Davis 

David X. Junkin 

George W. Dorrance 

Thomas G. Salter 

RETIRED LIST (7). 

[Act December 21, 1861.] 

Charles S. Stewart 

Timothy J. Harrison 

George Jones. % 

Moses B. Chase 

Joel W. Newton 

John Lee Watson 

Henry Wood 



Professors of Mathemat- 
ics (12). 

John H. C. Coffin 

A. G. Pendleton 

Mordecai Yarnall 

Mark H. Beecher 

Henry H. Lockwood 

Joseph S. Hubbard 

Arsene N. Girault 

Joseph Winlock 

William H. Willcox 

Augustus W. Smith 

Frederick G. Hesse 

Simon Newcomb 



Masters in the Line of 
Promotion (1). 

RESERVED LIST. 

[Under act February 28, '55.] 
Julius Bohrer 



Masters not in the Line 
of Promotion \Q). 

RESERVED LIST. 

[Act February 28, 1855.] 

Francis Mallaby 

John Robinson 

Frederick W. Moores 

Charles V. Morris 

William N. Brady 



R. Clarendon Jones Louisiana 



Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Massachusetts 

Connecticut 


Waiting orders. 
Leave of absence. 


New York 


Naval Asylum. 


Massachusetts 

New York 


Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 


Maine 


Steam Sloop Lancaster. 


Greece 


Waiting orders. 


Maine 


Waiting orders. 


New York 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Naval Academy. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Washington. 

Receiving Ship, New York. 

Steam Frigate Wabash 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


Connecticut 


New Jersey 


Navy Yard, New York. 


Connecticut 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 

Connecticut 

Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 


Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Boston. 

Navy Yard, Mare Island. 

Receiving Ship, Boston. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 



Maine 

Virginia. . . . 

Ohio 

Connecticut, 
Delaware. . . 
Connecticut 

France , 

Kentucky . . 
Connecticut. 
New York . . 

Prussia 

Nova Scotia, 



District of Columbia . 



New York. . . . 
Massachusetts . 
New York 
New York 
New York 



Naval Academy. 
Observatory, Washington. 
Observatory, Washington. 
Naval Academy. 
Special duty, War Department. 
Observatory, Washington, 
Naval Academy. 
Special duty, Cambridge. 
Naval Academy. • 
Naval Academy. 
Observatory, Washington. 
Observatory, Washington. 



Receiving Ship, Baltimore. 



On leave. 

On leave. 

On leave ; Navy Yard, Boston. 

On leave ; Navy Yard, Washington. 

On leave ; Navy Yard, New York. 

On leave ; Receiving Ship, Baltimore. 



NAVY LIST— MIDSHIPMEN. 



205 



Name and Rank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Passed Midshipmen (2). 

RESERVED LIST. 

[Under act February 28, '55.] 


Rhode Island 

Massachusetts 

Connecticut 


On leave ; sick. 


Nathaniel T. West 

MIDSHIPMAN. 


On leave ; sick. 
On leave ; sick. 


MIDSHIPMEN. — 1858. 
PIKST CLASS — 25 MEMBERS. 

Samuel W. Preston 


Canada 


Steam Frigate Wabash. 


Roswell H. Lamson 


Iowa 


South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 


Moreau Forrest 


Maryland 


Steam Gunboat Seneca. 


Edwin T. Brower 




Steamer South Carolina. 


Frederick R. Smith 


Maine 


Steamer Flambeau. 


Herbert B. Tyson 

Charles L. Huntington 

Elliott C. V. Blake 


Pennsylvania 

Illinois 


Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steamer Cambridge. 


Ohio 


Steam G nboat Mahaska. 




Illinois 


Strain Frigate Wabash. 


Nathaniel W. Thomas. . . . 
Ruius K. Duer 


Massachusetts 

New Jersey 


Mortar Flotilla. 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 


John H. Rowland 


Kentucky 


Steam Frigate Wabash. 


Smith W. Nichols 

Robert P. Huntington. . . . 
George W. Sumner 


Massachusetts 

Kentucky 

Michigan 


Waiting orders. 
Sloop Jamestown. 
Mortar Flotilla. 


James P. Robertson 

Francis J. Higginson 

John McFarland 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 


Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Steamer \ ixeii. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Sloop Savannah. 
Steamer Westfield. 


Archibald N. Mitchell 






George A. Crall 


Ohio 


Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 
James River Flotilla. 
Waiting orders. 
Steamer New London. 


James D. Graham 

Stephen A. McCarty 

Benjamin F. Day ....... 

Henry C Tallman 

Date of 1859. 

second class — 42. 

Alexander H. McCormick . 

William B. Bridgman 

Albert S. Barker 

Charles S. Cotton 

James Wallace 


District of Columbia. 

New York 

Ohio 


New York 


Steam Sloop Wachusett. 

Steamer Norwich. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 


District of Columbia. 

Iowa 

Massachusetts 

Wisconsin 

New York 


Charles F. Blake 

Morton W. Sanders 

Adam C. Alexander 


Massachusetts 

Mississippi 

Ohio 


Sloop Constellation. 
Sloop Vincennes. 
Steamer R. R, Cuyler. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steamer R. R. Cuyler. 


Mortimer L. Johnson 

Philip W Lowry 

LaRue P. Adams 


Massachusetts 

Maryland 




Oliver A. Batcheller 


New York 


Sloop Vincennes. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloorj Tuscarora. 


John H. Read 


New York 


Frederick J. Naill 

Frederick Pearson 

Edward C. Hazletine 

John R. Bartlett 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 


Henry L Johnson 


Vermont 


Benjamin H. Porter 

Charles H. Humphrey .... 
Merrill Miller 


New York 


Steamer Ellis. 


Vermont 

Ohio 


Frigate Potomac. 
Frigate Potomac. 
Sloop Vincennes. 
Waiting orders. 


Edwin M. Shepard.. 

Symmes H. Hunt 


New York 


Kentucky 



206 



NAVY LIST— BOATSWAINS. 



Name and Bank. 



George M. Brown 

Hayden T. French 

John J. Read 

Gouverneur K. Haswell. 

Henry B. Rumsey 

Richard S. Chew 

Edward E. Preble 

Henry J. Blake 

Silas W. Terry 

Edward N. Kellogg .... 
Edwin T. Woodward. . . 

Charles W. Tracy 

Walter Abbot 

David D. Wemple 

George W. Wood 

Henry T. Grafton 

Benjamin F. Haskin 

Charles D. Jones 



Boatswain 



John Morris 

Lawrence Gallagher 

William Black 

Thomas G. Bell 

Charles Johnston 

Joseph Lewis 

George Wilmuth 

John Dunderdale 

Alfred Hingerty 

Robert Dixon 

Michael Hall 

George Smith 

Charles Woodland 

Zachariah Whitmarsh, jr. 

John Burrows 

James Walker 

Edward B. Bell 

Edward Kenny 

John McKinley 

Thomas Smith 

Jasper Coghlan 

Paul Atkinson 

Philip J. Miller 

Robert McDonald 

Francis McLoud 

Armistead M. Pomeroy . . 

Thomas Bennett 

John A. Briscoe 

Charles A. Bragdon 

Peter A. Chason 

William Winchester 

James C. Walton 

Henry P. Grace 

John K. Bartlett 

Isaac T. Choate 

Charles Miller 

Andrew Milne 

William Long 

John H. Downs 

John Bates 

Charles Miller 

James H. Polley 

Joseph Shankland 

Nelson Goodrich 



Where Born. 



New Hampshire 

Indiana 

New Jersey 

New York 

Indiana 

District of Columbia . 

Maine 

Massachusetts 

Kentucky 

Maine 

Vermont 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Ireland 

Rhode Island 

New York 

Ohio 



Massachusetts. . . 

Ireland 

New Hampshire. 
North Carolina . . 

New York 

Virginia 

Maine 



Maryland 

Virginia , 

England 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . 

Maryland 

Massachusetts . . . 

Connecticut 

Massachusetts . . 

New York 

England 

Virginia 

Maine 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania . . . 

Maryland 

Ireland 

New York 

Virginia 

Massachusetts . . 
Massachusetts. . 

Maine 

Maryland 

Maine 

Pennsyh r ania. . . 
Massachusetts . . 

Maine 

Ireland 

Pennsylvania.. . . 

Maryland 

Massachusetts. . . 
New Hampshire 
New Hampshire . 
New York.. : . . . . 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . , 
New Hampshire 



Present duty or Station. 



Waiting orders. 
Steamer Clifton. 
Receiving Ship, New York. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Steamer Clifton. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Sloop Dale. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 
Sloop Portsmouth. 
Frigate Potomac. 
Steam Gunboat Oneida. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Sloop Vincennes. 
Frigate Santee. 



Unfit for duty. 

Unfit for duty. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Boston. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Navy Yard, Washington. 

Furlough ed. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Iron-clad Steamer Galena. 

Sloop St. Mary's. 

Sloop Saratoga. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Steam Sloop Wachusett 

Steam Sloop Hartford. 

Receiving Ship, New York. 

Receiving Ship, Constitution. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Sloop Vandalia. 

Steam Sloop Saranac. . 

Sloop St. Louis. 

Waiting orders. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Frigate St. Lawrence. 

Storeship Potomac. 

Waiting orders. 

Storeship Vermont. 

Steam Sloop Kearsage. 

Steam Sloop Housatonic. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Waiting orders. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam sloop Powhatan. 

Sloop Dale. 

Sloop Preble. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Steam Sloop Pawnee. 

Sloop Vincennes. 

Steam Sloop Pensacola. 



NAVY LIST— GUNNERS. 



20' 



Name and Bank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 




Sweden 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 




Scotland 


Waiting orders. 


John B. F. Langton 




Sloop Constellation. 


New York 


Steam Sloop Adirondack. 




Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Mai viand 


Waiting orders. 


John Marley 


Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 




Steam Sloop Oneida. 


George C. Abbott 

John Walker 


New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 


Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Sloop Cyane. 




Sloop Jamestown. 




Scotland 




Gunners* 


Navy Yard, Mare Island. 


John My rick 


Rhode Island 


Unlit for duty. 




Unfit for duty. 




Greece 


Frigate Sabine. 




New Jersey 


Unht for duty. 


Richard F. Dunn . . 


England 


Unht for duty. 




Maine . 


Pyrotechnist, Navy Yard, Washington. 


Benjamin Bunker 

John Caulk 

William Arnold 


Massachusetts 

Maryland 

New York 

Massachusetts 


Magazine, Fort Mifflin. 
Steam Gunboat Cimerone. 
Waiting orders. 


Elijah Haskell 


Unht lor duty. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 


Jonathan M. Ballard 


Maine 


Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 


William Burniece 


Maryland 


Steam Sloop Pawnee. 


Augustus F. Thomson. . . . 


New York 


Magazine, New York. 


Eugene Mack 

William H. Hamilton 


Ireland 

New York 


Navy Yard, Boston. 
Steamer Quaker Citv. 


James Hutchinson 

William Cope 


New York 

Pennsylvania 

North Carolina 

Massachusetts 

England 

New York 

Massachusetts 

District of Columbia . 
Virginia 


Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 


Burgess P. Allen 

Moses A. Lane 


Magazine, Chelsea, 
Ordnance, New York Yard. 




Ordnance duty, N. A. B. Squadron. 


Thomas B. Wilson ...-..,.. 
William Burditt 


Steamer State of Georgia. 
Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 


3homas P. Yenable 

James A. Lilleston 


Ordnance duty, New York Yard. 
Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 






Receiving Sbip, New York. 


Henry W. Fitzosborn 

Charles W. Homer 




Sloop St. Marv's. 


New York 


Steam Frigate Minnesota. 




District of Columbia. 


Sloop Saratoga. 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 




Nicholas B. Willett 

William Carter 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 


Mississippi Flotilla. 
Frigate Santee. 


Adrian C. Starretfc 


Ordnance duty, New Orleans. 


Andrew Wilson 


Massachusetts 

Maine 

Maine 


Steam Sloop Narragansett. 


Charles Stuart 


Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 


Bichard J. Hill 


Ordnance duty, Washington Navy Yard. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Sloop Vandalia. 


James Thayer 




William Cheney 


Maine 


Cornelius Dugan 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 


Sloop Cyane. 


Herman Peters 


Mississippi Flotilla. 


James D. Borton 


Steam Gunboat Conemaugh. 
Sloop "Vincennes. 
Sloop Marion 


AVilliam Wilson 


England 

Virginia 


Samuel D. Hines 


William Summers 

Thomas Stewart 


Massachusetts 


Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 
Steam Sloop Wabash. 
Sloop Preble. 


Ed. J. Waugh 




David A. Roe 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steamer Louisiana. 


Edwin A. McDonald 


Benjamin Roberts 

William H. French 

William J. Ferguson 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 


Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Storeship Potomac. 
Steamer Cambridge. 



208 



NAVY LIST— CARPENTERS. 



Name and Bank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Daniel Dunsmore 




Steamer Stars and Stripes. 
Waiting orders. 
Mississppi Flotilla. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steamer James Adger. 


Henry Hamilton 


New York 


John B. Hall 


Maine 

Virginia 

Maryland 


William Hardison 

Elisha J. Beacham 


Christopher Long 

William Mowbray 


New York 


Steamer Flag. 


Georgia 


Steamer Alabama. 


John Rogers 


New York 


Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steamer Santiago de Cuba. 
Steamer Augusta. 
Steamer Florida. 


Stephen Young 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


T. Bascom Watkins 


John D. Fletcher 


Maine 


Joseph Smith 


Steamer Bienville. 


G. H. Brooks 




Steamer De Soto. 


Thomas S. Cassidy 

Thomas McElroy 


Virginia 


Sloop Portsmouth. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 
Mississippi Flotilla. 

Sloop Constellation. 


New York 


John A. McDonald 

John R. Grainger 


District of Columbia . 
Canada 


John G. Foster 


New York 


Steamer Keystone State. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steamer Mercedita. 


George W. Omensetter . . . 
Jacob Amee 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

New York 


William Yates 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Sloop St. Louis. 
Steamer Connecticut. 


Franklin A. Graham 


John Duncan 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

New York 


George P. Cushman 

George A. Parkhurst 

Samuel Cross 


District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia. 
England 


Steam Sloop Wachusett. 

Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 

Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Sloop Dacotah. 

Steam Sloop Oneida. 

Frigate St. Lawrence. 

Steamer Valley City 

Sloop Dale. 

South A. B. Squadron. 

Practice Ship John Adams. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 

Sloop Jamestown. 

Ordnance duty, Port Royal, S. C. 

Steam Gunboat Sonoma 


Charles A. Stephenson .... 
Thomas H. Fortune 


George Edmond 


Vermont 


William Parker 


Massachusetts 

New York 

Finland 


Charles De Bevoise 

John Davis 


Peter Barrett 




George W. Allen 


South Carolina 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 


George Fouse. 


Charles Earnshaw 

George L. Albro 


John G. Bills 


James M. Hogg 


John L. Staples 


Virginia 


Steam Sloop Iroquois. 


Carpenters. " 

John Southwick 


Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 

South Carolina 

Maine 

New Hampshire 

Virginia 


Receiving Ship, Boston. 


John Green. . . • 


Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Special duty, Annapolis, Md. 
Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 


Henry P. Leslie 


Joseph Cox 


William M. Laighton 

John Rainbow 


Waiting orders. 

Special duty, St. Louis, Mo. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Waiting orders. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Waiting orders 

Frigate Sabine. 


Francis M. Cecil 


Rhode Island 

Massachusetts 

Connecticut 

New Hampshire ..... 
Maine '. 


Christopher Jordan 

Jonas Dibble 


Amos Chick ... . 


William D. Jenkins 


James McDonnell 


Maryland 


Special duty, Baltimore. 


John 0. Butler 


Virginia 

Massachusetts 

Prince Edward's Isl'd. 
Massachusetts 


Steamer Michigan. 


E. W. Barnicoat 


Navy Yard, Boston. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 


George Wisner 


Charles Bordman 

Luther Manson 


Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Waiting orders. 


Joseph G. Thomas 

Henry M. Lowry 

Charles W. Babbitt 

Nicholas Mager 


Virginia 


Naval Asylum. 


District of Columbia. 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Navy Yard, Washington. 
Storeship Vermont. 
Receiving Ship, Philadelphia 
Sloop St. Louis. 


Daniel Jones 



NAVY LIST— SAILMAKERS. 



20! 



Name and Rank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


George W. Elliott 

William F. Laighton 

Ebenezer Thompson 

William Hyde 


Virginia 

New Hampshire 


Sloop Cyane. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


Connecticut 


Waiting orders. 


John W. Stimson 

Joseph G. Myers 




Virginia 

Virginia 


Rec ■iving Ship, New York. 
Naval Station, Norfolk. 




Virginia 


Steam Sloop Pawnee. 


Joseph E. Miller 


Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Practice Ship Constitution. 




Steam Sloop Iroquois. 




Delaware 


Steam Sloop Saranae. 


William D Toy 


Pennsylvania. 

Massachusetts 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 


Robert A. Williams 


Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Sloop St. Mary's. 
Frigate Santee. 


William H. Edgar 

Oliver H Gerry 


Maryland 


Maine . . 


Sloop Dale. 


Augustus 0. Goodsoe 


Maine 

New York 


Sloop Vincennes. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Mississippi Flotilla. 
Frigate St. Lawrence. 


G. Morris Doughty 

George E . Anderson 


New Jersey 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Henry R, Philbrick 


Sloop Constellation. 


Maine . . . 


Steam Sloop Pensacola. 


Samuel N. Whiteouse 

Josiah P. Carter 


New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 


Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steamer Connecticut, 


John Mills 


Steamer Louisiana. 




Steam Sloop Bichmond. 
Storeship Potomac. 
Sloop Jamestown. 
Steamer Cambridge. 






Mark W. Paul 


New Hampshire 

New York 


Theodore D. Wilson 


George E. Burcham 

Andrew J. Hough 

Herbert M. Griffith 


Maine 

Maine 

New York 


Waiting orders. 
Steam Slo <p Lancaster. 
Steamer Philadelphia. 




Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Ireland. . . 


Sloop Preble. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Sloop Portsmouth. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Sloop St. Louis. 


William W. Dwier 

John Shannon 




New York . 


Josiah E. Crowell 






Maryland. . . 


Sailmakers. 

James R. Childs 


Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 
Unfit for duty. 
Sloop Cyane. 
Sloop St. Mary's. 
Furloughed. 


William Ryan 




J. G. Gallagher 


New York 


R. Van Voorhis 


New York 


Madison Wheeden 


Maryland 


George Thomas 




Waiting orders. 


James Ferguson 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 
Storeship Vermont. 
Waiting orders. 


John Joins 


George T. Lozier 


New York 


Jacob Stephens 


Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Sloop Jamestown. 
Receiving Ship, Boston. 
Waiting orders. 


David Bruce 


Stephen Seaman 


New York. . 


Joseph C. Bradford 

John A. Birdsall 


Maine 


New York 


Samuel Tatem 


Pennsylvania 


Sloop Constellation. 


Lewis Rogers 


John J. Stanford 


Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Waiting orders. 


William N. Maull 

John W. North 


Henry T. Stocker 

Theodore C. Herbert 


Massachusetts 

New York 


Francis Boom 


New York ... . 


Steam Sloop Saranae. 
Navy Yard, New York. 


Daniel C. Bray ton 


Massachusetts 



14 



210 NAVY LIST— NAVY AGENTS. NAVAL STOREKEEPERS, ETC. 



Name and Bank. 



George C. Boerum 

W. S. L. Brayton 

John King 

Augustus A. Warren 

Lewis B. Wakeman 

William Rogers 

Benjamin B. Blydenburgh. 

Alexander W. Cassell 

George W. Frankland 

Thomas Mellen 

Henry W. Frankland. . . 

Nicholas Lynch 

Thomas 0. Fassett 

John C. Herbert 

William M. Howells .... 

Robert L. Tatem 

John C. Chavalier 

Charles Lawrence 

George W. Giet 

Henry J. Hayden 

Josiah E. Crowell 

John A. Holbrook 



Where Born. 



Navy Agents. 



Thomas L. Tullock 

Eugene L. Norton , 

Isaac Henderson , 

James S. Chambers .... 
William Pinkney Ewing 

Samuel P. Brown 

Richard Chenery 

Temporary. 
Baring Brothers & Co. . . 



iVaval Storekeepers. 



M. F. Wentworth 

Josiah Dunham 

"Daniel D. T. Marshall. 

James Irwin 

George N. Beale 

Charles A. Morse 

Alexander Patterson. . 



Naval Storekeepers in charge of 
stores for foreign squadrons. 

William Speiden 

J. H. McColley 

Stephen T. Brown 

William L. Long 

J. Howland Bill 



IVaval Constructors. 



Francis Grice 

John Lenthall 

Samuel M. Pook .... 
Benjamin F. Delano . 
William L. Han scorn 

Isaiah Hanscom 

Henry Hoover 

Melvin Simmons .... 
Edward Hartt 



New York 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

France 

Maryland 

New York 

Connecticut 

District of Columbia 
District of Columbia 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia 

Maryland 

Maine 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Pennsylvania , 

Pennsylvania 

Connecticut 

Massachusetts 

Canada 



New Hampshire 

Maine 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . 

Maryland 

Maine 

Massachusetts. . 



Present duty or Station. 



Maine 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia 



Connecticut 



District of Columbia 



District of Columbia 
North Carolina , 



New Jersey 

District of Columbia 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Maine 

Maine 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 



Frigate Sabine. 

Steam Sloop Powhatan. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Waiting orders. 

Sloop Vandalia. 

Practice Ship Constitution. 

Receiving Ship, New York. 

Sloop Saratoga. 

Sloop Dale. 

Navy Yard, Washington. 

Sloop Vincennes. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Frigate Santee. 

Waiting orders. 

Frigate Sabine. 

Steam Sloop Pensacola. 

Sloop Preble. 

Sloop Portsmouth. 

Sloop St. Louis. 

Steam Sloop Hartford. 



Portsmouth, N. H. 

Boston. 

New York. 

Philadelphia. 

Baltimore. 

Washington, D. C. 

San Francisco, Cal. 



London. 



Portsmouth, N. H. 

Boston. 

New York. 

Philadelphia. 

Washington. 

Mare Island, California. 

Key West, Florida. 



Hong Kong. 
Callao, Peru. 
Panama, N. G. 
Spezzia, Sardinia. 
Aspinwall, N. G. 



Leave of absence. 

Chief Bureau Construction, etc. 

Special duty, New York. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Navy Yard, Boston. 

Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Navy Yard, Mare Island. 

Special duty, St. Louis. 



NAVY LIST— NAVAL ACADEMY. 211 



NAVAL ACADEMY, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. 



ACADEMIC BOARD. 

George S. Blake, Commodore Superintendent and President ex officio. 

Edward Simpson, Lieut. Com'der. . .Commandant of Midshipmen. 

Stephen B. Luce, Lieut. Com'der . . .Instructor in Naval Gunnery. 

Joseph N. Miller, Lieut. Com'der . .Instructor in Seamanship and Naval Tactics. 

Edward P. Lull, Lieut. Com'der. . . .In charge of School Ship Constitution. 

John H. C. Coffin Professor of Astronomy, Navigation, and Surveying. 

Augustus W. Smith Professor of Natural and Experimental Philosophy, 

Joseph E. Nourse Professor of Ethics and English Studies. 

Arsene N. Girault Professor of the French Language. 

Edward A. Roget Professor of the Spanish Language. 

Edward Seager Professor of Drawing. 

ACADEMIC STAFF. 

Lieut. Com'der Edward Simpson. .Commandant of Midshipmen, Instructor of Seamanship, 

Naval Gunnery, Naval Tactics, and Field Artillery. 
Lieut. Com'der Stephen B. Luce. . .Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, in Command 

of the Marion, and Instructor of Seamanship, Naval 

Tactics, and Field Artillery. 
Lieut. Com'der Joseph N. Miller. .Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, Instructor of 

Seamanship and Naval Tactics. 
Lieut. Com'der Edm'dO. Matthews. Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, Instructor of 

Naval Gunnery and Field Artillery. 
Lieut. Com'der Edward P. Lull. . .Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, in charge of 

the School Ship Constitution. 
Lieut. Com'der Robert L. Phythian. Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, Executive 

Officer of the Practice Ship. 

Lieutenant Theodore Kane Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen. 

Lieutenant Joseph D. Marvin Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen, Instructor of 

Infantry Tactics. 

Lieutenant Simeon P. Gillett Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen. 

Lieutenant Thomas L. Swann Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen. 

Lieutenant William T. Sampson. . . Assistant to Commandant of Midshipmen. 

John H. C. Coffin. Professor of Astronomy, Navigation, and Surveying. 

Mark H. Beecher Professor and Assistant of Mathematics. 

William H. Willcox Professor and Assistant of Mathematics. 

Augustus W. Smith Professor of Natural and Experimental Philosophy. 

Joseph E. Nourse Professor of Ethics and English Studies. 

Arsene N. Girault Professor of the French Language. 

Edward A. Roget Professor of the Spanish Language. 

Edward Seager Professor of Drawing. 

Thomas Karney Assistant Professor of Ethics and English Studies. 

Leopold V. Dovilliers Assistant Professor of the French Language. 

Thomas G. Forde Assistant Professor of Ethics and English Studies. 

Augustus L. Smith Assistant Professor of Mathematics and English Studies. 

Charles J. White Assistant Professor of Mathematics and English Studies. 

John A. Davenport Assistant Librarian, Assistant Instructor of Mathematics 

and English Studies. 
Justin Bonnafous Sword Master. 

OFFICERS NOT ATTACHED TO THE ACADEMIC BOARD. 

James C. Palmer Surgeon. 

Horace M. Hieskell Paymaster. 

Mason Noble Chaplain. 

David F. Ricketts Assistant Surgeon attached to the John Adams. 

Richard M. Chase Secretary. 

Richard Swann Commissary. 

Edward Sparks Storekeeper. 

Owen D Robb Clerk to the Superintendent. 

Edward Kenney Boatswain, attached to the Constitution. 

Joseph E. Miller Carpenter, attached to the Constitution. 

Benjamin B. Blydenburgh ... .Sailmaker, attached to the Constitution. 

Samuel D. Hines Gunner, attached to the Marion. 

George Fouse Gunner, attached to the John Adams. 



OFFICERS EMPLOYED ON SPECIAL SERVICE. 



On Duty under the Treasury Department. 

Rear Admiral William B. Shubrick, Chairman Light-House Board. 
Commodore Cornelius K. Stribling, member Light-House Board. 

Light-House Inspectors. 

Rear Admiral S. L. Breese, 2d District, Boston. 
Commodore J. R. Sands, 10th District, Buffalo, New York. 
Captain John Rudd, 4th District, Philadelphia. 

Captain , 3d District, New York. 

Captain Hugh Y. Purviance, 5th District, Norfolk, Virginia. 
Commander James M. Watson, 12th District, San Francisco, California. 

Ordnance Duty. 

Commodore J. S. Missroon ; Captains T. A. Hunt and J. M. Berrien ; Lieutenant Com- 
manders Richmond Aulick, William N. Jeffers, William G-. Temple, Leonard Paulding, 
William Mitchell, Oscar C. Badger, Dawson Phenix, W. W. Queen, and R. L. May ; Lieu- 
tenant Charles E. Hawley ; Gunners John Webber and A. C. Starrett. 

Navy Department. 
Commander Francis K. Murray. 

Naval Observatory and Eydrographical Office. 

Commander James M. Gilliss, Superintendent ; Lieutenant William B. Whiting ; Pro- 
fessors A. G. Pendleton, Mordecai Yarnall, Joseph S. Hubbard, F. G. Hesse, and Simon 
Newcomb. 

Coast Survey. 

Commander B. F. Sands, coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington Territory. 
Lieutenant Commander Thomas S. Phelps, Steamer Corwin. 

Retiring Board {act August 3, 1861), Brooklyn, New York. 

Rear Admiral George W. Storer ; Commodore W. C. Nicholson ; Captain William W. 
McKean ; Surgeons B. R. Tinslar and George Maulsby. 

Superintendents of Iron-clad Steamers, etc. 
Rear Admiral F. H. Gregory, New York ; Commodore J. B. Hull, St. Louis, Missouri. 

Engineers aftached to Bureau of Steam Engineering. 

First Assistant, Charlton B. Kid ; Third Assistants, A. S. Greene, Albert Aston, and 
Theodore C. Brecht. 

Board to Survey Sites for Navy Yards.— {Act July 15. 1862.) 

Rear Admiral Silas H. Stringham ; Commodores William H. Gardner and G. J. Van 
Brunt ; Captain John Marston. 



NAVY LIST— OFFICERS ON SPECIAL SERVICE. 



213 



COMMANDERS OF SQUADRONS. 



David G. Farragut Rear Admiral. 

Samuel F. Dupont " " 

Charles Wilkes Acting Rear Admiral, 

S. Phillips Lee " 

Theodoras Bailey . . . ' " " " 
David D. Porter. ... " " 
Charles H. Bell 

William M. Glendy Senior Officer. 

H. K. Thatcher " 



Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

Special West India Squadron. 

North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 

Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Naval Flotilla, Mississippi River. 

Pacific Squadron. 

Mortar Flotilla. 

African Squadron. 

Brazil Squadron. 

Mediterranean Squadron. 



COMMANDERS OF NAVY YARDS, ETC. 



George F. Pearson Captain, 

John B. Montgomery Commodore, 

Hiram Paulding Rear Admiral. 

C. K. Stribling Commodore. 

T. Aloysius Dornin Commodore. 

Andrew A. Howard Commodore. 

John W. Livingston " 

William Smith " 

Thomas 0. Selfridge Captain, 

George S. Blake Commodore, 



Portsmouth, New Hampshire. 

Boston, Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Philadelphia. 

Naval Station. Baltimore. 

Washington, District of Columbia. 

Norfolk, Virginia. 

Pensacola, Florida. 

San Francisco, California. 

Superintendent Naval Academy, Newport, 



B. L 



DISTRIBUTION OF THE ACTIVE FLEET-OCTOBER, 1862. 

No. of Vessels. 

Potomac and Chesapeake Flotilla 25 

North Atlantic Blockading Squadron 45 

South Atlantic Blockading Squadron 52 

East Gulf Blockading Squadron 21 

West Gulf Blockading Squadron 57 

Western Flotilla (Mississippi Kiver) % ; 29 

West Indies ' 6 

East Indies 2 

Pacific Ocean 5 

Mediterranean 5 

Special Service 8 

Coast of Africa — 

Coast of Brazil — 

Total Vessels 255 



214 NAVY LIST— CHIEF AND FIRST ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



Name and Rank. 



Chief £Egkieers (48). 

William W. W. Wood . . 

Joshua Follansbee 

Benjamin F. Iskerwood . 

George Sewell 

William H. Shock 

James W. King 

Theodore Zeller 

John P. Whipple 

Elbridge Lawton 

Robert Danby 

Robert H. Long 

Benjamin F. Garvin 

Henry H. Stewart 

Alban C. Stimers 

John Faron 

Harmon Newell 

George Gideon 

Andrew Lawton 

Edmund S. De Luce . 

Edwin Fithian 

Mont. Fletcher 

Thomas A. Shock 

Charles H. Loring ....... 

William C. Wheeler 

Alexander Henderson. . . . 

Stephen D. Hibbert 

Francis C. Dade 

Edward D. Roble 

David B. Macomb 

Thomas Williamson 

William S. Stamm 

William J. Lamdin 

William B. Brooks ...... 

Charles H. Baker 

John S. Albert 

William H. Cushman 

Philip G. Peltz 

Robert W. McCleery 

Richard M. Bartleman . . . 

Mortimer Kellogg 

George F. Kutz 

Andrew J. Kiersted 

James B. Kimball 

John W. Moore 

William H. Rutherford. 

George R. Johnson 

John A. Grier 

James W. Thomson, jr . . . 



Where Born. 



First Assist. Engineers (32). 



John Alexander 

James F. Lambdin ... 

Alexander Grier 

Lloyd A. Williams 

Thomas J. Jones 

William H. Hunt 

William W. Dungan . 

Jackson McElmell 

William Roberts 

George J. Barry 

Charlton B. Kid I Pennsylvania 

B. B. H. Wharton | Virginia 



North Carolina. . . ; . 

District of Columbia 

New York 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Maryland 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Delaware . 

England , 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

New York 

New Jersey 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Massachusetts .... 

Virginia 

District of Columbia . 

Virginia 

Virginia 

Vermont 

Florida 

North Carolina 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Virginia 

Massachusetts 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Illinois 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Delaware 



Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Ireland 

District of Columbia . 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Maine 



Present duty or Station. 



Special duty, Philadelphia. 

Special duty, Wilmington. 

Chief of Bureau Steam Engineering. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Special duty, St. Louis, Missouri. 

Special duty, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. 

Special duty, New York. 

Member of Board of Examiners. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 

Special duty, Chester, Pennsylvania. 

Navy Yard, New York. 

Special duty, Wilmington. 

General Sup't Iron-clad Steamers. 

Special duty, New York, 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 

Member of Board of Examiners. 

Special duty, Taunton, Massachusetts. 

Special duty, Boston. 

Special duty, New York. 

Steam Sloop Saranac. 

Member of Board of Examiners. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

Steam Sloop Wachusett. 

Steam Sloop Adirondack. 

Steam Sloop Pensacola. 

Steam Sloop Oneida. 

Special duty, New York. 

Special duty, Boston. 

Special duty, Mystic, Connecticut. 

Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop Housatonic. 

Steam Sloop Kearsage. 

Steam Sloop Dacotah. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Waiting orders. 

Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 

Steam Sloop Pawnee. 

Steam Sloop Tuscarora, 

Steam Sloop Hartford. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Steam Sloop Juniata. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

Steam Sloop Powhatan 

Waiting orders. 



Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Miami. 
Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Bureau of Steam Engineering. 
Steam Gunboat Mahaska. 



NAVY LIST— SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



215 



Name and Eank. 


"Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Eben Hoyt 


Massachusetts 

Maryland 

New Jersey 


Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Special duty. Baltimore. 
Steam Gunboat Huron. 


Benjamin E. Chassaing . . . 


James B. Houston 

G. B. N. Tower 


District of Columbia. 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia. 
Marvland 


E. A. C. DuPlaine 

Samuel F. Savage .' . . 

N. B. Litti"- 


Steam Gunboat Cimerone. 
Steam Gunboat Sebago. 
Waiting orders. 




Ohio 


Steam Sloop Canandaigua 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 


George S. Bright 


District of Columbia. 

North Carolina 

District of Columbia. 
Delaware 


William II. King 


Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 


Philip Inch 


Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steam Gunboat Pinola. 




Henrv Mason 


Maine 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Special duty, New York. 

Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 


H. B. Nones 


Isaac Newton 


Ed. Marsland 


New York 

Virginia 


William D. Pendleton 


Steam Simp Wachusett. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Steam Gunboat Pembina. 


John H. Long 


England 






New York 

Connecticut . 

District of Columbia . 

Connecticut 

New York 




Second Assistant Engi- 
neers (78). 

James M. Harris 

Theodore R. Ely 

John Purdy. jr 

Samuel L. P. Ayres .... 
Benjamin C. Bampton .... 

Morgan H. English 

Joseph H. Bailey 

William G. Buehler 

Francis J. Lovering 

Henry Snyder 

Joseph L. Butler 


Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 
Sick ; on leave. 
Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Philadelphia Navy Yard. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


District of Columbia. 
Delaware 


Pennsylvania 

Marvland 


Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Steam Frisrate Wabash. 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 

New York 

Virginia 

Virginia 

Ireland , 

New York 

Maryland : 

Pennsylvania | 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsvlvania 1 

New York { 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Maryland : 

Marvland 


Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Special duty, Baltimore. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Steam Gunboat Seneca. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 


Levi B. Green 


Elijah Laws 


James DeKrafft 

George W. Rogers 

Oscar H. Lackev 


Joseph N. Cahiil 

M. H. Plunkett 1 

Francis Cronin 


Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Steam Sloop Juniata. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Gunboat Owasco. 


George H. Biley 

Wilson K. Purse 


Charles E. De Valin 

Edward B. Latch 


Steam Gunboat Sciota. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steam Gunboat Wissahickon. 
Steam Gunboat Chocura 
Steam Gunboat Katahdin. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Gunboat Kennebeck. 


William W. Hopper 

Sidnev Albert 


Thomas S. Cunningham . . 

Zephaniah Talbot 

Thomas M. Dukehart 

Louis J. Allen 


Robert L. Harris 

John Roop 


Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Vermont 


Henrv W. Fitch 


Edward Fanner 


Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 


Isaac S. Finney 

Emery J. Brooks 

James Sheridan 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 
Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 


Horace McMurtrie i 

Henry N. Robie | 

W T illiam Musgrave 1 

George D. Emmons 

Clark Fisher I 


Pennsylvania 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Maine 


Steam Gunboat Oneida. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Steam Gunboat Chippewa 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Gunboat Marble-head. 



216 



NAVY LIST— THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



Name and Bank. 



William H. Badlani . . . 
James H. Morrison 

George W. Hall 

Wiiliam C. Selden 

Robert H. Fitch 

S. Wilkins Cragg 

Reynolds Driver 

Albert B. Campbell. . . . 

John E. Neil 

Ed. Scattergood 

James Atkins 

Henry S. Davids 

Fletcher A. Wilson .... 

David Smith 

James P. Sprague 

H. C. Mcllvaine 

Robert H. Gunnell. . . . 

A. H. Fisher 

Peter A. Rearick 

Robert Potts 

Henry Brown 

William Pollard 

Joseph Trilley 

Roberts. Talbot 

George W. Sensner. 

J. Cox Hull 

Thomas A. Stephens. . . 

James M. Hobby 

Cleland Lindsley 

Charles H. Ball 

William H. Messinger . . 
Alexander V. Fraser, jr. 

Edmund Olson 

John L. Lay 

Charles H. Stone 

Frederick E. Brown. . . . 
Thomas J. Griffin 



Where Born. 



Third Assistant Engineers 

(264). 

Winfield S. Thompson. . 
William H. Glading. . . . 

C. F. Mayer, jr 

Herman A. Delius 

Thomas H. Bordley .... 

Enos M. Lewis 

James Renshaw 

Albert S. Green 

John B. Carpenter 

James T. Keleher 

David Hardie 

Frederick S. Barlow .... 

James L. Vauclain 

F. H. Fletcher 

Newton Champion 

Joseph Watters 

E. S. Boynton 

Albert Aston 

Frederick G. McKean. . . 

John Wilson 

Philip R. Voorhees 

Henry H. Molony 

E. J. Whittaker 

William C. Williamson. 



Massachusetts 

Marylaud 

New York 

Maryland 

Massachusetts 

Maryland 

Delaware 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania.. . 

Maine 

New York 

England 

Scotland 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia 

Massachusetts 

Maryland 

Ireland 

New Jersey 

Alabama 

Ireland 

Massachusetts 

Maryland 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

District of Columbia. 

New York 

Massachusetts 



New York. 



England 

Pennsylvania 



Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

Prussia 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Delaware 

District of Columbia 

New Jersey 

New Jersey 

Connecticut 

Connecticut 

East Indies 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Pennsylvania 

Massachusetts 

Delaware 



Present duty or Station. 



Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Gunboat Itasca. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Steam Gunboat Kineo. 
Steam Gunboat Cimerone. 
Iron-clad Steamer Monitor. 
Special duty, Baltimore. 
Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Special duty, New York. 
Special duty, New York. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Special duty, New York. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan, 
Steam Sloop Juniata. 
Waiting orders. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Port Royal 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 
Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Saranac 
Steamer Louisiana. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Waiting orders. 
Special duty, New York. 



Steamer Saginaw. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Waiting orders. 
Steamer Pulaski. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna, 
Bureau of Steam Engineering. 
Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 
Steam Sloop Juniata. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Bureau of bteam Engineering. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 



NAVY LIST— THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



217 



Name and Rank. 



Samuel R. Brooks 

James J. Noble 

Augustus H. Able 

Hillery Missinor 

Albert Murray 

William S. Smith 

L. L. Olmstead 

George W. Magee 

Caleb E. Lee 

George J. Burnap 

William H. G. West.... 

Albert Jackson 

Alfred Hendricks 

Alfred Adamson 

N. Beach Clark 

Isaac R. McNary 

John 1). Van Buren 

Webster Lane 

William C. Monroe 

William J. Montgomery 

James Butterwortk 

David M. Green 



Franklin K. Hain. . . 
George H. White... . 

Edwin Wells 

Kenry W. Scott 

John H. Hunt 

George P Hunt 

John H. Ames 

Alfred Colin 

Oscar C. Lewis 

Elisha Harsen 

Albert W. Morley. . . 
George W. W. Dove . 
Regeon B. Plotts. . . . 
Charles E. Emery. . . 
Daniel P. McCartney. 
Theodore Brecht .... 
John H. Huxley. . . . 
T. J. McK. Daniels . . 
Henry F. Bradford. . 
Benjamin F. Wood. . 
Cipriano Andrade . . . 
Henry D. McEwen . . 
Haviland Barstow . . . 

HughL. Cline 

Edward R. Arnold. . . 

Walter D. Smith 

Orleans Longacre . . . 

Frederick Eckel 

Isaac R. Oakford. . . . 

John D. Toppin 

Wilbur Fort 

T. L. Cooper 

William R. Eckart. . 
G. M. L. Maccarty . . 

Lucian Sullivan 

Francis C. Goodwin. 
Lewis A. Haverly . . . 

H. D. Sellman 

Benjamin Bunce. . . . 
Theodore Allen. . . . 
John T. Hawkins . . . 
R. H. Thurston 



Where Born. 



Missouri 

Georgia 

Pennsylvania . . 
Pennsylvania . . 

Maryland 

Maryland 

New York 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 
New Hampshire. 

England 

New York 

Delaware 

New York 

Pennsylvania . . . 

New York 

New York 

Massachusetts. . . 
Pennsylvania . . . 

England 

England 

New York 



Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania 



Maine. 



Massachusetts. 
France 



New York 
Connecticut. . . 
Massachusetts. 
New Jersey. . . 

New York 

Ireland 

Maryland 

Delaware 

Massachusetts . 



Mexico 

Pennsylvania 



Maryland . . . 
Rhode Island 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania 



Pennsylvania 



Pennsylvania 



Massachusetts . 



Maryland. . . . 
New York. . . 
New York . . . 

England 

Rhode Island 



Present duty or Station. 



Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Sloop Mississippi. 
Steam Gunboat Tioga. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Steam Gunboat Pembina. 
Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steamer Pocahontas. 
Steam Gunboat Cimerone. 
Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Gunboat Pembina. 
Steam Sloop 11 ousatonic. 
Steam Gunboat Tioga. 
Steam Frigate Colorado 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 
Professor of Steam Engineering, 

port, Rhode Island. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Steam Gunboat Monitor. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Sloop Iroquois. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Steam Sloop Juniata. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Steam Gunboat Mahaska. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steamer Louisiana. 
Bureau of Steam Engineering. 
Steamer Louisiana 
Steamer Louisiana. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Sloop Lancaster. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 
Steam Sloop Wyoming. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 
Steamer Pocahontas. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Narragansett. 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 
Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Special duty, New York. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 



New- 



218 



NAVY LIST— THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



Name and Eank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Henry S. Leonard 

Francis G. Smith, jr 

Frederick Bull, jr 

William H. Harrison 

George W. Melville 

Edward W. Koehl. 


New York 


Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Gunboat Unadilla. 
Steam Gunboat Chocura. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 
Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 
Waiting orders. 




Ohio 




New York 




Massachusetts 

New York 




Maryland 




Franklin C Prindle 


Vermont 




E. H. Seymour 


Vermont 




Thomas W Rae 


Connecticut 




George W. Thorn 

John C. Huntley 


New York 


Steam Frigate Minnesota. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Steam Gunboat Seneca. 
Steam Gunboat Seneca. 
Steam Gunboat Pembina. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Steamer Harriet Lane. 
Steam Gunboat Huron. 
Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Ottawa. 
Steam Gunboat Huron. 
Steam Gunboat Huron. 
Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Gunboat Chippewa. 
Steam Gunboat Sagamore. 
Steam Gunboat Chippewa. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot. 
Steam Gunboat Penobscot 
Steam Gunboat Kennebeck. 
Steam Gunboat Kennebeck. 
Steam Gunboat Kennebeck. 
Steam Gunboat Owasco. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Ovvasco. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 
Steam Gunboat Tahoma. 
Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Gunboat Owasco. 
Steam Gunboat Itasca. 
Steam Gunboat Sciota. 
Steam Gunboat Sciota. 
Steam Gunboat Itasca. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Waiting orders. 
Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Gunboat Sciota. 
Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Steam Gunboat Aroostook. 
Steam Gunboat Kineo. 
Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Steam Gunboat Kineo. 
Steam Gunboat Kineo. 
Steam Sloop Wachusett. 
Steam Sloop Tuscarora. 
Steam Sloop Kearsage. 
Steam Sloop Oneida 
Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 




Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 




Harvey H. Burritt 




New York 




John Van Hovenbury . . . 

John E. Cooper 

Robert N Ellis 


New York 




New Jersey. . 




Virginia 




An T F, Mullen 


New York 






England 




E. D. Leavitt, jr 


















Robert R. Hine 












John P. Kelley 






William H. Harris 












F. G. Coggin 












Thomas Petherick, jr. . . . 












G. W. Hall 






B. G. Gowing 






Edward E. Roberts 












John A. Scott 


Pennsylvania ....... 

District of Columbia. 
New York 




Absalom Kirby 








Augustin Sackett 

Jared K. Botsford 


Connecticut .... ... 

Ohio 




John Fornance 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New York 




Benjamin D. Clemens .... 
Daniel B. Egbert 




Truman M. Jones. ....... 


Maryland 




Henry M. Quig 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 




Alexander H. Price 




John Borthwick 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 




T. M. Mitchell 

Philip H. White 

George R. Holt 

Charles J. Coney 

Frederick L. Miller 

William L. Nicoll 


- 


Sydney L. Smith 


Massachusetts 

New York 




Edward Curtis 




James Entwisle 

Samuel Gragg 

James Maughlin 

Henry Holmes 

C. F. Hollingsworth 

Charles J. McConnell 


New Jersey 

Massachusetts 

Maryland 

Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 




Myron H. Knapp 

James W. Hutchinson .... 

Henry McConnell 

William D. Mcllvaine .... 
Hiram Parker, jr 


New York 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania ! 

Pennsylvania ! 





NAVY LIST— THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEERS. 



219 



Name and Rank. 


"Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Jacob L. Bright 


District of Columbia . 

Pennsylvania 

Vermont 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 


Howard D. Potts 


Steam Gunboat Tioga. 




Steam Gunboat Marblehead. 


Peter \. Sasse 


Pennsylvania 

Ireland 


Steam Gunboat Pinola. 


William L. Cherry 

Jos. Morgan 


Steam Gunboat Kanawha. 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 


Alfred S. Brower 


William J. Clark, jr 

William F. Law 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Germany 

New York . . 


Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Gunboat Pinola. 
Steam Gunboat Pinola. 


Joseph W. Sydney 

George W. Stivers 

William J Reid 


Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 


New York 




Steam Gunboat Katahdin. 


William W. Heaton 


New York 


S^eam Gunboat Katahdin. 


Josiah C. Chaffee 


Massachusetts 


Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Oneida. 
Steam Gunboat Cayuga. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 




Richard M. Hodgson 

Ralph Aston 

Cyrus R. Morgan 


Pennsylvania 

Connecticut 


Charles M. Burchard . 

Charles B. Dahlgren ...... 

Henry D. Heiser 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 


Steam Sloap Hartford. 
Navy Yard) Washington. 
Steam Gunboat Miami. 


James G. Cooper 


Steam Gunboat Octorora. 


Charles C. Davis 


New York . ... 


Steam Gunboat Miami. 






Steam Gunboat Miami. 


Theodore Cooper 


New York . 


Steam Gunboat Chocura. 


Andrew Blythe 


Ireland 


Steam Gunboat Chocura. 


Albert K. Fulton 




Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 


Edmund Lincoln 


Maine 


Nathan P. Towne ....... 


Maine 


Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 
Steam Gunboat Sebago. 
Steam Gunboat Sebago. 
Steam Sloop Dacotah. 
Iron-ektd Steamer Monitor. 


George E. Tower 




William H. Da Hart 

James H. Perry 


Pennsylvania 


Robinson W. Hands 


At Sea 


Mark T. Sunstrom 


Maryland 


Iron-clad Steamer Monitor. 


Oscar W. Allison 




Steam Gunboat Sebago. 
Steam Gunboat Mahaska. 


Thomas La Blanc 




Henry W. Philips 


Massachusetts 

New York 

New Jersey 


Steam Sloop Mississippi. 


Edward L. Hewitt 


Steam Gunboat Mahaska. 


WTlliam H. Kilpatrick 

Luther R. Harvey 

Robert L. Webb 


Pennsylvania 

New Hampshire 


Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 
Steam Gunboat Maratanza. 


Joseph Stcry Greene 

Francis B. Allen 


New York 


Steam Sloop Adirondack. 


Maryland 


Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Steam Gunboat Cimerone. 


George W. Beard 


Maryland 


Ezra M. Breese 




Steam Gunboat Port Royal. 
Waiting orders. 


Rudolph T. Bennett 


Marvland 


David Jones 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


Steam Gunboat Cimerone 


Edwin D. Weems 


Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 


James H. Chasmer 




Steam Gunboat Paul Jones. 


Thomas Crummev 

Daniel W. Grafly" 

William A. Powers 


New York 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Steamer South Carolina. 
Special duty, New York. 
Steam Gunboat Tioga. 
Steam Gunboat Octorora. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steam Sloop Canandaigua. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Sloop Powhatan. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Sloop Pawnee. 
Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Gunboat Itasca. 


Patrick H. Barry 




Edwaid W. Clark 

Edwin T. Phillippi 

PhiliD Miller 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Germany . 


Robert Armstrong Wright. 


Maryland 


George W. Carrick 


Maryland 


John Franklin, jr 


Marvland . 


John G. Brosnahan 


New York 


Arthur Price 


Connecticut 


HughH. Pilkington 


England 


Edward A. Magee 





220 



NAVY LIST— NATIONAL OBSERVATOKY. 



Name and Kank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Everett Bat telle 


Massachusetts 

Connecticut. 




Henry C. Beckwith 

William H. Gamble 


Iron- clad Steamer New* Ironsides. 


Maryland 


Steam Sloop Hartford. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Steam Gunboat Winona. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 
Steam Sloop Housatonic. 
Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 


George W. Geddes 


Maryland 


Robert L. Wamaling 

Nelson Ross 


Maryland 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


Jos. H. Harmany 

Richard H. Buel 


Joel A. Bullard 


Massachusetts 

Pennsylvania 


John Mclntyre 




Richard D. Dodge 


Steam Sloop Juniata. . 

Steam Sloop Juniata. 

Waiting orders. 

Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Steam Sloop Monongahela. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not- yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 

Not yet accepted. 


Charles S. Hunt 




John J. Bissett 


New Jersey . 


John D. Ford 


Maryland. * 


James E. Speights 


Maryland 


Edward Cheney 


New York. . 


FiedT. H. Ramsden 




William A. Dripps 




Robert Weir 




William F. Pratt 


..• 


Jesse F. Walton 


Maryland . . 


Henry W. Bulkley 




John F. Bingham 




Henry Snyder 




George M. Greene 




Henry W. Merian 




Jonathan M. Emanuel .... 




William S. Neal 









NATIONAL OBSERVATORY. 

List of Officers and Others attached to the U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington. 



Names and Offices. 



Jas. M. Gillis .Commander and Superintendent, 

W T illiam B. Whiting Lieutenant, 

Prof. Jas. Ferguson . .Assistant Astronomer , 
A. G. Pendleton . . Professor of Mathematics, 

M. Yarnall " " 

James S. Hubbard. " " " 

F. G. Hesse " 

Daniel G. Major Acting Master, 

Thomas Harrison Clerk, 

John Clark '.Instrument Maker, 

Dennis Horigan Watchman, 

Thomas Hays '* , 

James K. Watt Gardener, 

Angelo Harris Porter, 

Daniel Muse Messenger, 



Where employed. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


; , Washington. . 
1 1 


District of Columbia . 

New York 

Scotland 


$3,000 00 
1.800 00 
2,500 00 


ti 


Virginia 

Ohio 


1.500 00 
1,500 00 
1,500 00 
1 ,500 00 
1,100 00 


tl 


Connecticut 

Prussia 


tt 




i < 


District of Columbia . 


1,500 00 
900 00 


« 


Ireland 


500 00 


« 


Maryland 


500 00 


1 1 


Scotland 


600 00 


K 


Virginia 

District of Columbia . 


360 00 
240 00 



NAVY LIST— MARINE CORPS. 



221 



MARINE CORPS. 



Name and Rank. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


Colonel Commandant. 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New Jersey 


Headquarters, Washington. 

Headquarters, Washington. 
Headquarters, Washington. 
Headquarters, Washington. 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N 

Marine Barracks, Charlestown, 

Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, 
Waiting orders. 

Marine Barracks, Philadelphia 
Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N 
On leave. 
Navy Yard, Washington, D. C 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 

On sick leave. 

Recruiting Rendezvous, Philac 1 

Washington, D. C. 

Steam Sloop Lancaster. 

On leave of absence. 

Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, 

Marine Barracks, Gosport, Va. 

Marine Barracks, Washington, 

Steam Sloop Hartford. 

On sick leave. 

Marine Barracks. Brooklyn, N. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Frigate Santee. 

Steam Sloop Mississippi. 

Steam Sloop Richmond. 

Steam Sloop Susquehanna. 

Marine Barracks, Charlestown, 

Recruiting Rendezvous, New Y 

Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 

Marine Barracks, Charlestown, 
Frigate Potomac. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, 
Steam Sloop Saranac. 




General Staff. 

John C. Cash, Paymas- 
ter, with the rank of Ma- 
jor 

William B. Slack, Quarter- 
master, with the rank of 




Augustus S. Nicholson, Ad- 
jutant and Inspector, 
with the rank of Major. 

William A. T. Maddox, 
Assistant Quartermaster, 
with the rank of Cap- 


New York 




Maryland 




James Wiley, Assistant 
Quartermaster, with the 
rank of Captain 

Colonel (1). 
William Dulany 


Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Massachusetts 

New Jersey ... . 


Y. 

Mass. 


Lieutenant Colonels (2). 
Ward Marston 


N. H. 


John G-eorge Eeynolds 

Majors (4). 
Jacob Zeilin 




Pennsylvania 

Virginia 


Penn. 




Y. 


Josiah Watson 


District of Columbia. 
New York 

New Jersey 




Isaac T. Doughty 

Captains (20). 

William L. Shuttleworth. . 




John C. Grayson 


Kentucky 




Matthew R. Kintzing 

John C. Cash 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Delaware 


elphia. 


Edw McD Eeynolds .... 


Maine 




Thomas Y. Field 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia. 
New York 


Penn, 


Charles G. McCawley 

George R Graham 


D. C. 


William S. Boyd 


Pennsylvania 

Virginia 






Y. 


James Lews 


Pennsylvania 

Virginia 




Clement D. Hebb 




P. H. W. Fontane 


Florida 




Alan Ramsay 


District of Columbia. 
District of Columbia. 
New York 




Philip R. Fendall, jr 

John Schermerhorn 


Mass. 


Charles Heywood 

Lucien L. Dawson 

First Lieutenants (30). 

George Butler 

George W. Collier 

George P. Houston 

Philip C. Kennedy 


Maine 

District of Columbia . 

District of Columbia. 
Maryland 


ork. 
Mass. 


Pennsylvania 

Maryland 


D. C 



222 



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Name and llauk. 


Where Born. 


Present duty or Station. 


James Forney 


Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 
Ohio 


Steam Sloop Brooklyn. 

On sick leave. 

Steam Frigate Minnesota. 


Louis M. Goldsborough. . . 
William H. Cartter 


McLane Tilton 


Maryland 


On duty at Pilot Town, La. 

Sloop Vincennes. 

Marine Barracks, Gosport, Va. 

Sloop Jamestown. 

Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 

Sloop Cyane. 

Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Sloop Portsmouth. 

Marine Barracks, Gosport, Va. 

Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Sloop St. Louis. 

Steam Sloop San Jacinto. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides 


John H. Higbee 


New York 


Frank Munroe 


District of Columbia . 

Connecticut 

Illinois 


Robert H. Huntington. . . . 
Joseph F. Baker 


John A. Bur rough 

William H. Parker 


Pennsylvania 

New York 


William H. Hale 


New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 

New York 


James H. Grimes 


Thomas McElrath 


William I. Squires 

Robert Kidd 


New York 


New York 


H. A. Bartlett 


Rhode Island 

Connecticut ... . 


C. A. Stillman 


Marine Barracks, Portsmouth N H 


William B. McKean 

H. B. Lowry 


Pennsylvania 

Vermont 


Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Steam Frigate Wabash. 

Marine Barracks, Charlestown, Mass 


S. H. Mathews 


New York. 




New York . . . 




F. H. Corrie 


Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Sloop Vandalia. 

Marine Barracks, Gosport, Va. 

Steam Sloop Powhatan. 

Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, N. H. 


C. H. Nye 


Massachusetts 

Vermont 


E. A. Smalley 


P. C. Pope 


Massachusetts. . . . 

Maine 


Charles H. Bradford 


William R. Brown 

' Second Lieutenants (29). 
Samuel C. Adams 


Pennsylvania 

Michigan 


Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, Penn. 

Navy Yard, Washington, D. C 
Marine Barracks, Charlestown, Mass 


Samuel W. Powell 


New York 


Richard S. Collum 


Indiana 


Frigate St. Lawrence. 

Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Iron-clad Steamer New Ironsides 


Norval L. Nokes 


District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia . 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Iowa 


E. B. Sturgeon 


Alfred Devereux 


Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, Penn. 
Sloop Constellation. 
Steam Sloop Pensacola. 
Frigate Sabine. 

Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Marine Barracks, Gospoit, Va. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C 


R. O'Neil Ford 


John C. Harris 


William B. Remey 

David M. Sells 


Iowa 


Henry I. Bishop 


Connecticut 


Robert L. Meade 


District of Columbia . 
New York 


Lyman P. French 

William Wallace 


Maryland 


Edward C. Saltmarsh 

George G. Stoddard 

Charles F. Williams 

A. Whittemore Ward 


Pennsylvania .......... 

Massachusetts 

Connecticut 

New York 


Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C 


James B. Young 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New Jersey 


Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, Penn. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 


John M. Reber 


F. T. Peet, jr 


Sick from wounds received in battle. 


Edward P. Meeker 


Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 


Louis E. Fagan 


Pennsylvania 

Michigan . . . 






George M. Welles 

Charles H. Daniels . . 


New York 


Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. 


New York 


Jones Pile 


District of Columbia. 
Illinois 


Frank L. Church . . 


RETIRED LIST. 


Maryland 


Major Thomas S. English . 
Captain A. N. Brevoort. . . 
F't Lt. Chas. A. Henderson. 


Massachusetts 

New York 




District of Columbia. 





NAVY LIST— ACTING LIEUTENANTS. 



223 



VOLUNTEER OFFICERS 



Acting Lieutenants. 

John S. Barnes 

E. Broadhead 

Charles H. Baldwin 

Edmund R. Colhoun 

E. Y. McCauley 

James Parker 

J. V. N. Phillip 

J. N. Quackenbush 

R. T. Renshaw 

J. P. Sanford 

Samuel I Shipley 

Robert Townsend 

P. G. Watmough 

Selim E. Woodworth 

Acting Volunteer Lieutenants 

Charles F. W. Behm 

J. B. Baxter 

William Budd 

Edward Conroy 

Edward Cavendy 

Jos. P. Anthony 

David Cate 

C. Deminey 

William B. Eaton 

H. S. Eytinge 

Hartman K. Furniss 

William Flye 

Samuel Howard 

Peter Hayes 

J. W. Kittredge 

John V. Johnston 

W. W. Kennison 

Benjamin D. Manton 

John McD*earnrid 

J. F. Nickels 

William C. Rodgers 

William P. Randall 

James Trathen' 

Daniel P. Upton 

Thomas F. Wade 

William H. West 

George E. Welch 

Thomas C. Woodward 



Commanding Steamer Dawn. 
Receiving Ship Princeton. 
Commanding Steamer Vanderbilt. 
Commanding Steamer Hunchback. 
Commanding Steamer Fort Henry. 
Steam Sloop Adirondack. 
Steamer R. R. Cuyler. 
Sloop Vandalia. 

Commanding Steamer Louisiana. 
Ordnance Officer, Western Flotilla. 
Storeship Brandywine. 
Steam Gunboat Miami. 
Commanding Steamer Memphis. 
Commanding Steamer John P. Jackson. 



Commanding Steamer Southfield. 
Commanding Gem of the Seas. 
Commanding Steamer Potomska. 
Commanding Bark Restless. 
Commanding Bark Gemsbok. 
Commanding Bark Kingfisher. 
Commanding Bark Pursuit. 
Western Flotilla. 
Commanding Bark Ethan Allen. 
Commanding Bark Shepard Knapp. 
Commanding Steamer Valley City. 
Iron-clad Steamer Monitor. " 
Bark Amanda. 
Waiting orders. 
Commanding Bark Arthur. 
Western Flotilla. 

Commanding Schooner Sam Rotan. 
Commanding Storeship Relief. 
Commanding Steamer Ceres. 
Commanding Ship Onward. 
Commanding Steamer Huntsville. 
Gunboat Port Royal. 
Commanding Bark Midnight. 
Commanding Storeship Release. 
Steam Sloop Richmond. 
Steam Frigate Wabash. 
Commanding Bark Amanda. 
Commanding Steamer Shawsheen. 



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Grades. 



Pay per 
annum. 



REAR ADMIRALS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shove duty 

On leave oi* waiting orders 

On Retired List \ . . 

COMMODORES {Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

On Retired List 

CAPTAINS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty , 

On leave or waiting orders , 

On Retired List , 

COMMANDERS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders , 

On Retired List .... 

LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

On Retired List 

LIEUTENANT'S (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

On Retired List 

MASTERS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

On Retired List 

ENSIGNS (Active List)— When at sea 

When on shore duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

On Retired List 

MIDSHIPMEN 

FLEET SURGEONS 

SURGEONS - On duty at sea— 

For first five years after date of commission as surgeon . . . 

For second five years after date of commission as surgeon 

For third five years after date of commission as surgeon . . 

For fourth five years after date of commission as surgeon . 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission . . . 
On other duty — 

For first rive years after date of commission as surgeon .'. . 

For second five years after date of commission as surgeon. 

For third five years after date of commission as surgeon. . 

For fourth five years after date of commission as surgeon . 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission . . . 
On leave or waiting orders — 

For first five years after date of commission as surgeon . . . 

For second five years after date of commission as surgeon . 

For third five years after date of commission as surgeon . . 

For fourth five years after date of commission as surgeon . 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission 
RETIRED SURGEONS— Surgeons ranking with commanders. . . 

Surgeons ranking with lieutenants 

RFTIRED PASSED AND ASSISTANT SURGEONS— Passed . . . 

Assistant 

PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEONS— On duty at sea 

On other duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

15 



$5,000 
4,000 
o,000 
2,000 
4,000 
3,200 
2,400 
1,800 
3,500 
2,800 
2,100 
1,600 
2,800 
2,240 
1,680 
1,400 
2,343 
1.875 
1,500 
1,300 
1,875 
1,500 
1,200 
1,000 
1,500 
1,200 
900 
800 
1,200 
960 
768 
500 
500 
3,300 

2,200 
2,400 
2,600 
2,800 
3,000 

2,000 
2,200 
2,400 
2,600 
2,800 

1,600 
1,800 
1,900 
2,100 
2,300 
1,100 
1,000 
850 
650 
1,500 
1,400 
1,100 



226 



NAVY PAY TABLE. 



Grades. 



Pay per 
annum. 



ASSISTANT SURGEONS— On duty at sea $1,250 

On other duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

PAYMASTERS — On duty at sea — For first five years after date of commission. 

For second five years after date of commission 

For third five years after date of commission 

For fourth five years after date of commission 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission 

On other duty — 

For first five years after date of commission 

For second five years after date of commission 

For third five years after date of commission 

For fourth five years after date of commission 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission 

On leave or waiting orders — 

For first five years after date of commission 

For second five years after date of commission 

For third five years after date of commission 

For fourth five years after date of commission 

For twenty years and upward after date of commission 

PAYMASTERS RETIRED— [Under acts of Aug. 3 and Dec. 21, 1861]- 

Ranking with commanders 

Ranking with lieutenants 

ASSISTANT PAYMASTERS— On duty at sea- 
First five years after date of commission , 

After five years from date of commission 

On other duty — 

First five years after date of commission , 

After five years from date of commission 

On leave or waiting orders — 

First five years after date of commission 

After five years from date of commission 

CHAPLAINS— To be paid as lieutenants. 

PROFESSORS OF MATHEMATICS— On duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

BOATSWAINS,. GUNNERS, CARPENTERS, AND SAILMAKERS— 
On duty at sea — 

For^first three years' sea-service from date of appointment 

For second three years' sea-service from date of appointment 

For third three years' sea-servics from date of appointment 

For fourth three years' sea-service from date of appointment 

For twelve years' sea-service and upward 

On other duty — 

For first three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For second three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For third three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For fourth three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For twelve years' sea-service and upward 

On leave or waiting orders — 

For first three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For second three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For third three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For fourth three years' sea-service after date of appointment 

For twelve years' sea-service and upward 

ENGINEERS— Chief Engineers (on duty)— 

For first five years after date of commission 

For second five years after date of commission 

For third five years after date of commission 

After fifteen years from date of commission 

On leave or waiting orders — 

For first five years after date of commission 

For second five years after date of commission 

For third five years after date of commission 

After fifteen years from date of commission 



NAVY PAY TABLE. 



22' 



Grades. 



First Assistant Engineers— 

On duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

Second Assistant Engineers — 

On duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

Third Assistant Engineers — 

On duty 

On leave or waiting orders 

NAVY AGENTS, commissions not to exceed 

NA VY AGENT at San Francisco 

TEMPORARY NAVY AGENTS 

NAVAL STOREKEEPERS 

Officers of the navy on foreign stations 

ENGTNEER-IN-CHIEF 

NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS 

NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS, when not on duty 

SECRETARIES to commanders of squadrons 

CLERKS to commanders of squadrons and commanders of vessels 

At navy yards Boston and New York 

At navy yard Washington 

At navy yards Portsmouth, N. H., and Philadelphia 

At navy yard Mare Island 

FIRST CLERKS to commandants — 

At Boston and New York 

At Washington 

At Portsmouth and Philadelphia 

At Mare Island 

SECOND CLERKS to commandants— 

At Boston and New York 

At Washington 

CLERKS— To paymasters in Ships-of-the-line 

To paymasters in frigates 

To paymasters in smaller vessels than a frigate 

To paymasters at navy yards 



YEOMEN— In Ships-of-the-line . . 

In frigates 

In sloops 

In smaller vessels 

ARMORERS— In Ships-of-the-line 

In frigates 

In sloops 

MATES— Master's (acting) 

Boatswain's 

Gunner's 

Carpenter's 

Sailmaker's 

Armorer's 

MASTER-AT-ARMS 

SHIP'S CORPORALS 

COXSWAINS 

QUARTERMASTERS 

QUARTER GUNNERS 

CAPTAINS -Of forecastle 

Of tops 

Of afterguard 

Of hold 

COOPERS 

PAINTERS 



228 



NAVY PAY TABLE. 



Grades. 



STEWARDS— Ship's 

Officer's 

Surgeon's, where ship's complement is 400 and over .... 

Surgeon's, where ship's complement is 200 and under 400 

Surgeon's, where ship's complement is under 200 

Paymaster's, where complement is 240 and over 

Assistant paymaster's, where complement is 100 and over 

Assistant paymaster's, where complement is under 100 . . 
NURSES — Where complement is less than 200, one nurse 

Where complement is over 200, two nurses, each 

COOKS— Ship's 

Officer's 

MASTERS OE THE BAND 

MUSICIANS -First class 

Second class 

SEAMEN 

ORDINARY SEAMEN , 

LANDSMEN 

BOYS 

FIREMEN- First class 

Second class 

COAL-KEAVERS 



Pay per 
month. 



$30 
20 
40 
33 
25 
33 
33 
30 
14 
14 
24 
20 
20 
15 
12 
18 
14 
12 
and 9 
30 
25 
18 



Notes.— All officers, while at sea or attached to a sea-going vessel, shall be allowed one ration. 

No rations shall be allowed to any officers of the navy on the retired list. 

The pay of all naval officers appointed by virtue of an act entitled " An act to provide for the temporary 
increase of the navy," approved July 24, 1861, shall be the same as that of officers of a like grade in the 
regular navy. ^See act July 16, 1862.) 



NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES-1862. 

When the Vessels now under construction are completed, the Navy will consist of — 

SAILING VESSELS. 

Description. Number. Guns. Tons. 

Ships-of-the-line 6 504 16,094 

Frigates 6 200 10,237 

Sloops-of-war 16 289 14,305 

Brigs 4 20 999 

Ships, including store and receiving vessels 23 130 18,087 

Schooners 29 69 5,821 

Barks 18 92 8,432 

Yachts 2 2 200 



Total. 



104, 



1,415 74,175 



STEAM VESSELS. 

Screw frigates 5 228 18,272 

Screw sloops, first class 6 133 11 ,955 

Screw sloops, second class 21 167 23,992 

Screw gunboats (new) 27 108 14,033 

Iron-clad vessels 54 261 59,808 

Side-wheel frigates 4 49 8,003 

Side-wheel gunboats (new) 39 296 36,367 

Side-wheel gunboats (old navy) 5 11 2,190 

Screw steamers (purchased) 53 215 23,490 

Side- wheel steamers (purchased) 63 250 38,617 

Screw steamers (old navy) , . . . 6 27 2,590 

Gunboats, transports, etc 40. 108 26,544 



Total 323.. 

RECAPITULATION . 

Sailing vessels 104. . 

Steam vessels 323 . . 



1,853 265,861 

1,415 74,175 

1,853 265,861 



Grand Total 427 , 



3,208 340,036 



LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY, 

SEPTEMBER 1, 1802. 



Name. 



Guns 



Alabama 84 

Alabama 8 

Alleghany 

Anacostia 2 

Augusta 

Amanda 6 

Arthur 6 

Arietta 

Aroostook 4 

Adolph Hugel 3 

A. Houghton 2 

A. U. Powell 1 

Albatross 4 

America 

Alfred llobb 4 

Ascutney 8 

Agamenticus 4 

Agawam 8 

Brandywine 50 

Bainbridge 6 

Brooklyn 24 

Braziliera 6 

Ben Morgan 



Bienville 10 

Bohio 2 

Beauregard 1 

Benton 16 

Baron de Kalb 13 

Colorado 48 

Canandaigua 9 

Conemaugh 8 

Cimerone 10 

Constellation 22 

Constitution 50 

Cyane 18 

Crusader 6 

Connecticut 5 

Charles Phelps 1 

Chotank 1 

Cambridge 5 

Ceres 1 

C. P. Williams 3 

Courier 3 

Cceur de Lion 2 

Chippewa 4 

Cayuga 6 

Chocura 4 

Currituck 5 

Commodore' Morris 1 

Commodore Hull 3 

Commodore McDonough . . 6 

Commodore Perry 4 

Commodore Barney 4 

Cohasset 2 

Clifton 6 

Chillicothe 2 

Chickasaw 4 

Catskill 2 



Class. 



Ship-of-the-line . . . 
Side-wheel steamer 
Screw steamer .... 
Screw steamer .... 
Side-wheel steamer 

Bark 

Bark 

Mortar schooner 
Screw steamer . . 
Mortar schooner. 

Bark 

Screw steamer . . 
Screw steamer . . 

Yacht 

Steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad}steamer. . 
Side-wheel steamer 

Frigate 

Brig 

Screw sloop 

Bark 

Ship 

Side-wheel steamer 

Brig 

Schooner 

Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer 
Screw frigate .... 

Screw sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 

Sloop 

Frigate 

Sloop 

Screw steamer . . 
Side -wheel steamer 

Ship 

Schooner 

Screw steamer .... 
Screw steamer .... 
Mortar schooner . . . 

Ship 

Steamer 

Screw steamer .... 
Screw steamer .... 
Screw steamer .... 
Screw steamer .... 
Side -wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side -wheel steamer 
Screw steamer .... 
Side- wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 



Tonnage. 



2,633 

1.261 

989 

217 

1,310 

368 

554 

199 

507 

269 

326 

65 

378 



Station. 



75 

974 

1,564 
974 

1,726 
259 

2,070 
540 
407 

1,558 
196 
101 

1,000 
512 

3.435 

1,395 
955 
860 

1,452 

1,607 
792 
545 

1,800 
362 
53 
858 
144 
210 
554 
60 
507 
507 
507 
193 
532 
376 
532 
513 
513 
100 
892 
303 
970 
844 



On the stocks, Kittery. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Receiving Ship, Baltimore. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
Western Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
At Baltimore. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Western Flotilla. 
Building at Newburyport. 
Building at Portsmouth. 
Building at Portland, Me. 
Storeship, Hampton Roads. 
Aspinwall. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Ordnance Ship, Hampt'n Roads. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
Western Flotilla. 
Western Flotilla. 
Repairing, Portsmouth, N. H. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron 
West Indies. 
Mediterranean. 
School Ship, Newport, R. I. 
Pacific Squadron. 
Repairing at New York. 
Supply Steamer for Squadrons. 
Coal ship, Hampton Roads. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Baltimore. 

Storeship. Port Royal. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
Repairing at Washington. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Fitting at New York. 
Fitting at New York. 
Fitting at New York. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Building at Cincinnati. 
Building at St. Louis. 
Building at Brooklyn. 



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LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY. 



Name. 



Guns. 



Camanche 2 

Clara Dolsen 

Choctaw 

Cairo 18 

Cincinnati 13 

Carondelet 13 

Conestoga 

Chenango 8 

Chicopee 

Canonicus 

Catawba 2 

Calhoun 4 

Corypheus 

Dacotah 

Dale 15 

Decatur 10 

De Soto 9 

Dan Smith 3 

Dawn 

Daylight 

Delaware 

Dragon 

Dart 

Dictator 2 

Darlington 

Dunderburg 10 

Essex 7 

Eugenie 

Ethan Allen 7 

Ellen 4 

E. B. Hale 4 

Ellis ' 2 

Ella 2 

Eutaw 

Eastport 

Franklin 50 

Flambeau 2 

Falmouth 2 

Fort Henry 6 

Fredonia 

Fear Not 6 

Florida 9 

Flag 9 

Fernandina 6 

Galena 6 

Gem of the Sea 4 

Gemsbok 

Genesee 

Granite 

George Mangham. . . . 

G. W. Blunt 

General Bragg 2 

General Sterling Price 

General Pillow 2 

Great Western 

Hartford 25 

Huntsville 4 

Henry Brinker 1 

Horace Beals 3 

Hetzel 2 

Housatonic 9 

Hunchback 4 

Henry Janes 3 

Hope 1 

Hatteras 3 



Class. 



Tonnage. 



Iron-clad steamer . 

Steamboat 

Steamboat 

Iron- clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 



Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer 
Iron-clad steamer, 
Side-wheel steamer 

Yacht 

Screw sloop 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Mortar schooner . . 
Screw steamer .... 

Screw steamer 

Side -wheel steamer 
Side -wheel steamer 

Schooner 

Iron-clad steamer. 

Steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron- clad steamer 

Schooner 

Bark 

Side-wheel steamer 
Screw steamer ..... 

Steamer 

Steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Steamer 

Steam frigate 

Screw steamer .... 

Sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 

Sloop 

Ship 

Side-wheel steamer 
Screw steamer .... 

Bark 

Iron- clad steamer . 

Bark 

Bark 

Screw steamer .... 

Sloop 

Mortar schooner. . 

Schooner 

Earn and gunboat. 
Bam and gunboat. 
Ram and gunboat. 



Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Barkantine 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Mortar schooner. . . | 

Schooner j 

Side- wheel steamer! 



844 
1,000 
1,000 
512 
512 
512 



974 

974 

1,034 

1,034 

50S 



997 
566 
566 

1,600 
149 
391 
682 
357 
118 
94 

3,033 



5,090 
1,000 



556 
341 
192 



230 
974 
700 
3,684 
900 
703 
519 
800 
1,012 
1,261 
963 
297 
738 
371 
622 
803 



Station. 



274 

121 
700 
400 
500 
800 
1,990 
817 
108 
296 



1,240 
517 
261 
134 

1,100 



Building at Jersey City. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Building at New York. 

Building at Boston. 

Building at Boston. 

Building at Cincinnati. 

Building at St. Louis. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Indies. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

In ordinary, Mare Island. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Baltimore. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Building at New York. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at New York. 

Western Flotilla. 

Guard Ship, Key West. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

Building- at Baltimore. 

Western Flotilla. 

Unfinished, Portsmouth, N. H. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Storeship Aspinwall. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

Storeship Callao. 

West Gulf Squadron. . 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Baltimore. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 



LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY 



231 



Name. 



Guna. 



Huron 4 

Harriet Lane 4 

Independence 50 

Iroquois 9 

Ino 9 

Isaac Smith 9 

Itasca 4 

I. N. Seymour 2 

Indianola 2 

Iosco 8 

Jamestown 22 

John Adams 18 

John Hancock 3 

James Adger 9 

J. C. Kuhn.. 5 

Jacob Bell 3 

James L. Davis 4 

James S. Chambers 5 

John Griffith 3 

John P. Jackson 6 

Juniata 9 

John L. Lockwood 2 

Judge Torrence 

Kearsage 7 

King Philip 

Keystone State 9 

Kittatiuney ... 4 

Kanawha 4 

Kennebec 4 

Kineo 4 

Katahdin 4 

Kensington 3 

Kickapoo 4 

Kingfisher 5 

Kosciusko 

Lafayette 

Lancaster 22 

Louisiana 4 

Lackawanna 9 

Leslie 2 

Louisville 13 

Lexington 7 

Lehi°h 2 

Little Rebel 3 

Lenapee 8 

Lioness 

Macedonian 22 

Marion 15 

Michigan 1 

Minnesota 48 

Mississippi 12 

Mohawk 7 

Mohican 6 

Mystic 4 

Marblehead 4 

Massachusetts 5 

Midnight 5 

Mercedita 7 

Montgomery 5 

Mercury 2 

Morning Light 8 

Matthew Yassar 3 

Maria A. Wood 2 

Monticello 7 

Mt. Vernon 3 

Mt. Washington 



Tonnage. 



Screw steamer, 
Side-wheel steamer 

Razee 

Steam sloop 
Ship, 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Side-wheel steamer 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Bark 

Side-wheel steamer 

Bark 

Bark 

Mortar schooner. . . 
Side-wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side -wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 

Ship 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. . 

Bark 

Ram 

Ram 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 

Ram 

Side-wheel steamer 

Ram 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw frigate 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Bark 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Ship 

Mortar schooner 

Mortar schooner 

I Screw steamer. . 

I Screw steamer. . 

I Side-wheel steamer 



507 
019 

2,257 

1,016 
895 
453 
507 
133 
442 
974 
985 
700 
382 

1,151 
888 
229 
461 
401 
240 
777 

1 .240 
180 
600 

1,031 



1,364 
421 
507 
507 
507 
507 

1,052 
970 
450 



1.000 
2,362 
295 
1,533 
100 
468 
500 
844 
400 
974 



1.341 
566 
582 

3.307 

1,692 
459 
994 
451 
507 

1,155 
386 
776 
787 
187 
937 
182 
344 
655 
625 



Station. 



South Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Receiving Ship, Mare Island. 

West Gulf Squad ion. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Repairing at New York. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at Cincinnati. 

Building at Baltimore. 

East Indies. 

Practice Ship, Naval Academy. 

In ordinary, Mare Island. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Building at Philadelphia. 

North Atl mtic Squadron. 

Western Flotilla. 

Special service. 

Potomac. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Si madron. 

Building at St. Louis. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Pacific Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at New York. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Western Flotilla. 

Building at Chester. 

Western Flotilla. 

Building at New York. 

Western Flotilla 

Ship for instruction, Boston. 

Ship for instruction, Newport. 

On the Lakes. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Fitting for sea at Philadelphia. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Supply Stealer Atlantic Squad. 

West Gulf Squadron 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Repairing at New York. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 



•232 



LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY. 



Name. 



Guns. 



Madgie 2 

Maratanza 6 

Miami 7 

Mahaska 6 

Morse 2 

Monongahela 9 

Monitor 2 

Mound City 13 

Magnolia 3 

Marietta 2 

Milwaukie 4 

Montauk 2 

Moodna 2 

Monarch 

Memphis 4 

Mattabesett 8 

Maumee 4 

Manhattan 2 

Mahopac . . 2 

Manayunk 2 

Monadnock 4 

Minatonomah 4 

Mingoe 

Massasoit 

Metacomet ... 

Mendota 

Mackinaw 

New Orleans 

North Carolina 

Niagara 

Nightingale 

National Guard 4 

Norwich 5 

New London 5 

Norfolk Packet 

Narragansett 5 

Nantucket 2 

Nahant 2 

Neosho 2 

New Ironsides 18 

Nipsic 4 

Ohio 84 

Oneida 9 

Ossipee 9 

Ottawa 4 

Owasco 4 

C. M. Pettit 2 

Oliver H. Lee 3 

Onward 8 

Orvetta 3 

Octorora 6 

Ozark 2 

Osage 2 

Onondaga 4 

Otsego 8 

Pawnee 9 

Pensacola 24 

Perry 9 

Pocahontas 5 

Portsmouth 17 

Potomac 50 

Powhatan 11 

Preble 10 

Princeton 

Pulaski 1 

Pembina 4 



Class. 



Tonnage. 



Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side- wb eel steamer 
Side- wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Iron-clad steamer. . 
Iron-clad steamer. . 
Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 

Ram 

Screw steamer .... 
Side-wheel steamer 
Screw steamer. . . . 
Iron-clad s earner. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side- wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Ship-of-the-line . . . 
Ship-of-the-line . . . 

Screw frigate 

Ship 

Ship 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer .... 

Mortar schooner. . . 

Screw sloop 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Screw steamer .... 

Ship-of-the-line . . . 

Screw sloop 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Mortar schooner . . . 

Ship 

Mortar schooner. . . 

Side-wheel steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Screw sloop 

Brig 

Screw steamer. ... 

Sloop 

Frigate 

Screw steamer . . . 

Sloop 

Screw steamer. . . . 

Side- wheel steamer 

Screw steamer. . . . 



218 
786 
730 
832 
513 
1,378 
776 
512 



479 
970 
844 
677 



791 

974 

593 

1,034 

1.034 

1,034 

1,564 

1,564 

974 

974 

974 

974 

974 

2,805 

2,633 

4,582 

1.000 

1,046 

431 

221 

349 

809 

844 

844 

523 

3,486 

593 

2,757 

1,032 

1,240 

507 

507 

165 

199 

874 

171 

829 

578 

523 

1,250 

974 

1,289 

2,158 

280 

694 

1,022 

1,726 

2,415 

566 

900 

395 

507 



South Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Building at Philadelphia. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Western Flotilla. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
Building at Pittsburg. 
Building at St. Louis. 
Building at Brooklyn. 
Building at New York. 
Western Flotilla. 
Fitting at New York. 
Building at Boston. 
Build' g at N York Navy Yard. 
Building at New York. 
Building at New York 
Building at Brownsville, Penn. 
Building at Boston Navy Yard. 
Build' g at N. York Navy Yard. 
Building at Bordentown, N. J. 
Building at Boston. 
Building at NeAv York. 
Building at Brooklyn. 
Build' g at N.York Navy Yard. 

On stocks, Sackett's Harbor. 
Receiving Ship. New York. 

Repairing, Boston. 

AVest Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Repairing at New York. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Baltimore. 

Pacific Squadron. 

Building at Boston. 

Building at Boston. 

Building at St. Louis. 

Special service. 

Building at Portsmouth, N. H. 

Receiving Ship at Boston. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Building at Portsmouth. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at Mound City. 

Building at St. Louis. 

Building at New York. 

Building at New York. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Storeship at Ship Island. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Receiving Ship at Philadelphia. 

Coast of Brazil. 
! South Atlantic Squadron. 



LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY. 



233 



Name. 



Guns. 



Penobscot 

Panola 4 

Penguin 6 

Pampero 4 

Pursuit 6 

PcllU 

Potomska 5 

Patroon 5 

Port Royal 8 

Paul Jones 6 

Philadelphia.. .« 

Patapsco 2 

Passaic 2 

Puritan 

Pittsburg 13 

Planter 2 

Pequot 4 

Pontoosac. . . . , 

Pontiac 

Quaker City 9 

Queen of the West . . . 

Roanoke 6 

Richmond 26 

Release 2 

Relief 

Resolute 

Reliance 

Roman 

Rhode Island 

Roebuck 

Restless 4 

Rescue 1 

Racer 3 

Rachel Seaman 2 

R. R. Cuyler 8 

Sabine 50 

Santee 50 

San Jacinto 12 

Saginaw 3 

Saranac 9 

Saratoga 18 

Savannah 24 

Seminole 5 

St. Lawrence 50 

St. Mary's 22 

St. Louis 18 

Sumter 4 

Supply 4 

Susquehanna 17 

Sciota 4 

Seneca 4 

Sagamore 4 

South Carolina 6 

Stars and stripes 5 

Satellite 2 

Shephard Knapp 8 

Santiago de Cuba 10| 

Sophronia 3 1 

Sarah Bruen 31 

Shenandoah 9! 

Somerset 61 

Stepping Stones 1 

Samuel Rotan 2 j 

State of Georgia 9 

Sachem 5 ! 

Sawsheen 2 1 



Class. 



Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Ship 

Bark 

Mortar schooner. . . 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side- wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Iron-clad steamer. 
Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side -wheel steamer 

Ram 

Iron-clad sc. stm'r. 

Screw sloop 

Store bark 

Stoivship 

Screw steamer. . . . 

Screw steamer 

Ship 

Side-wheel steamer 

Bark 

Bark 

Screw steamer 

Mortar schooner. . . 
Mortar schooner 
Screw steamer . . 

Frigate 

Frigate 

Screw steamer. . . 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Screw sloop 

Frigate 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Screw steamer 

JShip 

Side-wheel steamer 
Screw steamer. . . 
Screw steamer. . . 
Screw steamer. . . 
Screw steamer. . . 
Screw steamer. . . 
Side-wheel steamer 

Ship 

Side-wheel steamer 
Mortar schooner. . . 
Mortar schooner. . 

Screw sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 

Schooner 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side- wheel steamer 



Tonnage. 



507 
507 
389 
1,375 
603 
190 
287 
183 
805 
863 



844 
844 

3,265 
512 
300 
593 
974 
974 

1,600 



3,435 

1,929 

337 

468 

90 

90 

350 

1,517 
455 
265 
111 
252 
303 

1,202 

1,726 

1,726 

1,446 
453 

1,446 
882 

1,726 
801 

1,726 
958 
700 
460 
547 

2,450 
507 
507 
507 

1,165 
407 
217 
838 

1,567 
217 
233 

1,378 
521 
226 
212 

1,204 
197 
180 



Station. 



North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at Wilmington. 

Building at Brooklyn. 

Building at New York. 

Western Flotilla. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

Building at Boston Navy Yard. 

Building at Portland, Maine. 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

Repairing at Philadelphia. 

Western Flotilla. 

Repairing at New York. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Mediterranean, with stores. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

Ordnance vessel, H. Roads. 

Supply steamer, G. Squads. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

James River Flotilla. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

New London, recruiting. 

Ordinary, Boston. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

San Francisco. 

Pacific Squadron. 

Coast of Africa. 

Instruction Ship, New York. 

Repairing at New York. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

Pacific Squadron. 

especial service. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

South Atlantic Squadron. 

West Indies. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

Building at Philadelphia. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

Potomac Flotilla. 

East Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 

West Gulf Squadron. 

North Atlantic Squadron. 



234: 



LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY. 



Name. 



Guns 



Sea Foam 

Sebago 6 

Southfield 4 

Sonoma 6 

Sacramento 9 

Sandusky 2 

Sam Houston 1 

Stettin 

Sassacus 8 

Shamrock 8 

Sangamon 

Switzerland 

Sampson 

Tuscarora 10 

Tahoma 4 

Thomas Freeborn 2 

T. A. Ward 3 

Tioga 6 

Ticonderoga 9 

Tyler 9 

Teaser 2 

Tennessee 

Tuscumbia 3 

Tacony 8 

Tippecanoe 2 

Tonawanda 4 

Tecumseh 2 

Tallapoosa 8 

Unadilla 4 

Underwriter 4 

Uncas 3 

Vermont 84 

Vandalia 20 

Vincennes 18 

Virginia 84 

Valley City 5 

Victoria 3 

Vixen 2 

Vanderbilt 12 

Wabash 48 

Warren 2 

Water Witch 3 

Wyandotte 4 

Wyoming 6 

Wachusett 9 

Wissahickon 4 

Winona 4 

William Badger 1 

William G. Anderson 7 

William Bacon 3 

Wyandank 2 

Wamsutta 5 

Western World 5 

Whitehead 1 

Wanderer 4 

Westfield 6 

Winnebago 4 

Weehawken 2 

W. G. Putnam 2 

Wateree 8 

Wyalusing 8 

Yankee 3 

Young Rover 5 

Young America 1 

Yantic 4 

Zouave 1 



Class. 



Brig 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Side-w r heel steamer 
Screw sloop. 
Iron-clad steamer. . 

Schooner 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Side-wheel steamer 
Iron-clad steamer. . 

Earn.. 

Ram 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 
Mortar schooner. . . 
Side-wheel steamer 

Screw sloop 

Steamer 

Screw steamer. . , 
Side-wheel steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. . 
Screw steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Ship-of-the-line . . . 

Sloop 

Sloop 

Ship-of-the-line . . . 

Screw steamer .... 

Screw steamer .... 

Side-wheel steamer 

Steam ship 

Screw frigate 

Sloop 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer .... 

Screw sloop 

Screw sloop 

Screw steamer .... 

Screw steamer .... 

Ship 

Bark 

Mortar schooner. . . 

Side-wheel steamer 

Screw steamer .... 

Screw steamer .... 

Screw steamer .... 

Schooner 

Side-wheel steamer 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Iron-clad steamer. . 

Side-wheel steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Side-wheel steamer 

Side- wheel steamer 

Steam bark 

Side- wheel steamer 

Screw steamer 

Screw steamer 



Tonnage. 



264 
832 
751 
955 
1,367 
479 
66 



974 
974 
844 



507 
269 
284 
819 

1,533 

600 

90 

1,275 
565 
974 

1,034 

1,564 

1,034 
974 
507 
341 
192 

2,633 
783 
700 

2,633 
190 
254 



5,268 
3,274 
691 
378 
458 
997 
1.032 
507 
507 
334 
593 
183 
399 
270 
441 
136 
300 
891 
970 
844 
149 
974 
974 
328 
418 
173 
593 
127 



Station. 



West Gulf Squadron. ■ 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
West Indies Squadron. 
Building, Portsmouth, N. H. 
Building at Pittsburg. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Fitting at New York. 
Building at Portsmouth. 
Building at New York Yard. 
Building at Chester. 
Western Flotilla. 
Western Flotilla. 
Special service. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
West Indies. 
Building at New York. 
Western Flotilla. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Building at Cincinnati. 
Building, Philad. Navy Yard. 
Building at Cincinnati. 
Building at Philadelphia. 
Building at New York. 
Building, Boston Navy Yard. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Storeship, Port Royal, S. C. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
On the stocks at Boston. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Atlantic Coast. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
Storeship Panama. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
East Indies. 
West Indies. 

Repairing at Philadelphia. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
South Atlantic Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
West Gulf Squadron. 
Building at St. Louis 
Building at Jersey City. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Building at Chester, Penn. 
Building at Philadelphia. 
Potomac Flotilla. 
East Gulf Squadron. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 
Building at Philadelphia Yard. 
North Atlantic Squadron. 



ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, 



Names and Offices. 



OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GEN- 
ERAL OF THE U. STATES. 

Attorney General. 

Edward Bates 

Assistant* 

Titian J. Coffey 

Clerks. 

John B. Kerr 

E. C. Stedman 

John A. Rowland 

C. De Witt Smith .• 

Andrew L. Kerr 

Jno. M. Yaughan 

Henry A. Klopfer Messenger 



Judiciary. 

SUPREME COURT OF THE 
UNITED STATES. 

CHIEF JUSTICE. 

Roger B. Taney 



ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. 

Nathan Clifford, 1st District 

Samuel Nelson, 2d " 
Robert G. Grier, 3d 

Roger B. Taney, 4th " 

James M. Wayne, 5th ' ' 
John Catron, 6th 

Noah H. Swayne, 7th " 

David Davis, 8th " 
Samuel F. Miller, 9th 
William T. Carroll .... 



Clerk 



Residence. 



Washington 

Washington 

Washington 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington 
Washington 



COURT OF CLAIMS. 

JUDGES. 

Edward J. Loring 

James Hughes 

Joseph Casey . . . 

SOLICITORS. . 

Charles Gibson 

J. D. McPherson 

Richard Bates 

Samuel H. Huntington Clerk 

James C. Welling . .Assistant Clerk 



DISTRICT COURTS OF THE 
UNITED STATES. 

Maine* 

Ashur Ware Judge 

George F. Talbot Attorney 

Charles Clark Marshal 



Baltimore 



Portland, Me. . . . 

Cooperstown 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore 

Savannah 

Nashville, Tenn. 
Columbus 



Keokuk .... 
Washington 



Washington 
Washington 
Washington 



"Where Born. 



Maryland. 



New Hampshire . 

New York , 

Pennsylvania . . 

Maryland 

Georgia 

Virginia 

Ohio 

Illinois 

Iowa 

Maryland 



Massachusetts . 



Maryland 



Washington Virginia 

Washington Virginia . 

Washington Missouri 

Washington Connecticut 

Washington 



Portland 

Machias 
Auburn . 



Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland . . . 
Connecticut. . 
Pennsylvania 
New York . . . 
Pennsylvania 

Missouri 

Maryland. . . . 



Massachusetts 

Maine 

Maine 



$2,000 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



JUDICIARY— DISTKICT COURTS. 



Names and Offices. 


Eesidence. 


"Where Barn. 


Compensa- 
tion. 


New Hampshire 










Matthew Harvey 


. . .Judge, 

. Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Hopkinton 


New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 

New Hampshire 


$2,000 
200 & fees. 


Charles W. Rand 


Littleton 


Jacob H. Ela 


Rochester 


200 & fees. 


Massachusetts. 










Peleg Sprague 


. . .Judge, 
. Attorney, 
. Marslial, 


Boston 


Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 

Massachusetts 


2,000 

200 & fees. 


Richard H. Dana, jr. . . . 


Boston 


John S. Keyes 

Connecticut. 


Concord 


200 & fees. 






William D. Shipman 

Hiram Willey 

David H. Carr 


. . . Judge, 
.Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Hartford 


Connecticut 


2,000 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 


New London 

New Haven 


Connecticut 

New York 


Vermont. 








David A. Smalley 

George Howe 

C. C. P. Baldwin 


. . .Judge, 
. Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Burlington 


Vermont 


2,000 

200 & fees. 


Brattleboro 


Vermont 


Bradford 


Vermont 


200 & fees. 


Rhode Isiand. 








John Pitman 


. . . Judge, 
. Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Providence 


Rhode Island 

New Hampshire 

Rhode Island 


2,000 


Wingate Hayes 

Albert Sandford 


Providence 


200 & fees. 


Providence 


200 & fees. 


New York. 










Northern District 
Nathan K. Hall 


. . .Judge, 
.Attorney, 
. Marshal, 

. . .Judge, 
.Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Buffalo 


New York 


2,750 


William A. Dart 


Potsdam 


New York 


200 & fees. 


A. B. Dickinson 




New York 


200 & fees. 


Southern District 
Samuel R. Betts 


New York 


New York 

New York 


3,750 


E. Delafield Smith 


New York 


200 & fees. 


Robert Murray 

Pennsylvania. 


New York 


New York 


200 & fees. 










Eastern District. 

John Cadwalader 

George A. Coffey 

William Millward 


. . . Judge, 
.Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Philadelphia 

Philadelphia 

Philadelphia 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 


3,000 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 


• Western District. 
Wilson McCandless 


. . .Judge, 


Pittsburgh 


Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 


2,500 


Robert B. Carnahan .... 


. Attorney, 
. Marslial, 


Pittsburgh 


200 & fees. 


Alexander Murdock 


Washington 


200 & fees. 


New Jersey. 










Philemon Dickerson . . . 


. . . Judge, 
.Attorney, 




New York 


2,000 


A. Q. Keasby 

Benajah Deacon 

Delaware. 




New Jersey 


200 & fees. 




New Jersey 


200 & fees. 










Willard Hall 


. Attorney, 
. Marshal, 


Wilmington 

Wilmington 

Wilmington 




2., 000 

200 & fees. 




Maryland 


., ames C. Aiken 


Ireland 


200 & fees. 



JUDICIARY— DISTRICT COURTS. 



237 



Name and Offices. 



Nary land. 



William F. Giles 

William Price 

Washington Bonifant. 



. . .Judge, 
, Attorney, 
.Marshal, 



District of Columbia. 



Eesidence. 



Where Bom. 



Baltimore 
Baltimore 
Baltimore 



Georgetown. 
Georgetown. 
Washington 



James Dunlop Chief Judge, 

James S Morsell . . . Associate Judge. 

Wm. M. Merrick . .Associate Judge. 

Edward C. Carrington. . ..Attorney, Washington 

Ward H Lamon Marshal, Washington 

Virginia. 



Eastern District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Wes'ern District. 

John J. Jackson Judge, 

Benjamin H. Smith Attorney, 

Edward M. Norton Marshal, 



Worth Carolina. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

South Carolina. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Georgia. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Florida. 

Northern District. 

Philip Fraser Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Southern District. 

William Marvin Judge, 

Thos. Jefferson Boynton . .Attorney, 
James C. Clapp Marshal, 

Alabama. 

Northern District. 

George W. Lane Judge, 

(Vacant , Attorney. 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Southern District. 

George W. Lane Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 



Parkersburg. . . 

Kanawha C. H. 
Wheeling 



Key West 
Key West 
Key West 



Huntsville . 



Virginia 

Virginia .... 
Pennsylvania. 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Maryland 
Maryland 
Maryland 

Maryland 
Maryland 
Maryland 
Virginia . 
Virginia. , 



District of Columbia 

Ohio 

Massachusetts 



Alabama 



$3,000 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,700 
2,500 
2,500 

200 & fees. 

200 & fees. 



2,750 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 

2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,750 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,750 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,250 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 

3.000 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,750 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 

2,750 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



238 



JUDICIARY— DISTRICT COURTS. 



Name and Offices. 



Louisiana* 

Eastern District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Western District. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Texas. 

Eastern District. 

John C. Watrous Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Western District. 

Thomas H. Duval Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Mississippi. 

Northern District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Southern District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Arkansas. 

Eastern District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

(Vacant) Marshal, 

Western District. 

(Vacant) Judge, 

(Vacant) Attorney, 

James M. Brown Marshal, 

Missouri. 

Eastern District. 

Samuel Treat Judge, 

William W. Edwards . . . .Attorney, 
David A. Rawlings Marshal, 

Wes'ern District. 

Rohert W. Wells Judge, 

Robert J. Lackey Attorney, 

Thomas B. Wallace .... Marshal, 

Tennessee. 

Eastern District. 

C. F. Trigg Judge, 

John M. Fleming Attorney, 

Blackston McDannel Marshal, 



Eesidence. 



Galveston 



Austin 



St. Louis. 
St. Louis. 
St. Louis. 



Jefferson City. 
Jefferson City 
Lexington 



Nashville. . 
Knoxville 
Greenville . 



Where Born. 



Connecticut. 



Virginia. 



New Hampshire. 

Virginia 

Maryland 



Virginia 
Virginia. 
Virginia. 



Tennessee 



Compensa- 
tion. 



$3,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 

2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 

2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



JUDICIARY— DISTRICT COURTS. 



239 



Name and Offices. 



Residence. 



"Where Born. 



Middle District. 

C. F. Trigg Judge. Nashville 

John Trimble, Attorney. Nashville 

Edwin R. Glasscock Marshal. Nashville. 

Western District. 

C F. Trigg Judge, Nashville. 

John M. Carmack Attorney. Memphis. 

Thomas J. Gardner Marshal, Trenton 



Kentucky. 

Bland Ballard Judge, 

James Harlan Attorney, 

Henry C. McDowell Marshal, 

Ohio 

Southern District. 

Humphrey H. Leavitt Judge, 

Flamen Ball Attorney, 

Alexander C. Sands Marshal, 



Louisville 
Louisville 

Louisville 



Steubenville 
Cincinnati . . 

Cincinnati . . 



Northern District. 

Hiram Y. Willson Judge. Cleveland 

Robert F. Paine Attorney. Cleveland 

Earl Bill Marshal, Cleveland 

Indiana. 

John Hanna Attorney, 

David G. Rose Marshal, 

Illinois. 



Green Castle 
Laporte 



Southern District. 

Samuel H. Treat, jr Judge, Springfield 

Lawrence Weldon Attorney. Springfield 

David L. Phillips Marshal. Springfield 



Xorthern District. 

Thomas Drummond Judge,] Chicago 

Edwin C. Lamed Attorney,} Chicago 

James Russell Jones Marshal. Chicago 



Michigan. 

Ross Willkins Judge, 

Alfred Russell Attorney, 

Charles Dickey Marshal, 



Wisconsin. 



Andrew G. Miller .... 
John B D. Coggswell. 



Detroit . . 
Detroit. . 
Madison . 



. . . Judge, ; Milwaukie . 
Attorney. Milwaukie 



Darius C. Jackson Marshal. Madison 



Iowa. 



James M. Love Judge, Keokuk . . . 

William H. F. Gurley . . .Attorney^ Davenport. 
Herbert M. Hoxie Marshal, | Des Moines 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Tennessee $2,500 

North Carolina 200 & fees. 

Yirginia 200 & fees. 

Tennessee 2,500 

Tennessee 200 & fees. 

Tennessee 200 & fees. 



Kentucky 
Kentucky 
Kentucky 



New Jersey . 
New York . . 
New York . . 



New York 
New York 



Indiana. 



New York. 

Ohio 

Illinois 



New York. . . 
Rhode Island 
Ohio 



Pennsylvania . . . 

New York 

New Hampshire 



Pennsylvania . 
Massachusetts . 



District of Columbia 
New York 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2.500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2.500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2.500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 

200 & fees. 
200 & fees. 



2,500 
200 & fees. 
200 & fee° 



240 



JUDICIARY— DISTRICT COURTS. 



Names and Offices. 


Eesidence. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


California. 








Northern District. 








Ogden Hoffman Judge. 

William H Sharp Attorney, 

C. W. Band Marshal, 


San Francisco 

San Francisco 

San Francisco 


New York 


$5,000 
200 & fees. 


New York 


Prussia 


200 & fees. 


Southern District. 






Fletcher M. Haight Judge, 

B. C. Whiting Attorney, 

Henry D. Barrows Marshal, 

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. 


Los Angelos 

Los Angelos. 


New York 


3,000 


New York 


200 & fees. 


Los Angelos 


Connecticut 


200 & fees. 






Matthew Hall McAllister . . . Judge, 


San Francisco 


Georgia 


4,500 


Minnesota, 








Bensselaer B. Nelson Judge, 

George A. Nourse Attorney, 

Charles Eaton Marshal, 


St. Paul 


New York 


2,000 


St. Paul 


Maine 

Connecticut 


200 & fees. 


Winona 


200 & fees. 


Oregon. 






Mathew B. Deady Judge, 

Erasmus D. Chattuck . . . .Attorney, 
William H. Bennett Marshal, 


Winchester . . . 


Maryland 


2,500 






200 & fees. 






200 & fees. 


Kansas. 








Archibald Williams Judge, 

Bobert Crozier Attorney, 

J. L. McDowell Marshal, 


Topeka 


Kentucky 


2,000 


Olathe 




200 & fees. 


Topeka 


Pennsylvania 


200 & fees. 


Territory of New Mexico. 








Kir by Benedict Chief Justice, 

Sidney A. Hubbell. . Associate Justice, 
Joseph G. Knapp. . Associate Justice, 

T. D. Wheaton Attorney, 

Abraham Cutler Martial, 


Albuquerque 

Santa Fe 


Connecticut. ........ 


1,800 


Connecticut 


1,800 




1,800 


Fernandez de Taos . . 
Santa Fe 


Bhode Island 


250 & fees. 
250 & fees. 


Territory off Utah. 








J. F. Kinney Chief Justice, 

Charles B. Waite. . Associate Justice, 






2,000 






2.000 






2,000 


Hosea Stout Attorney, 

Isaac L. Gibbs Marshal, 

Territory of Washington. 






250 & fees. 


Great Salt Lake City 




250 & fees. 








C. C. Hewitt Chief Justice, 

James E. Wyche . . Associate Justice, 
Ethelbert P. Oliphant . Ass. Justice, 

John J. McGilvra Attorney, 

William Huntington .... Marshal, 

Territory of Nebraska, 




New York 

Mississippi 

Pennsylvania 

New York 


2,000 




2,000 


Whatcom 


2,000 


Olympia 


250 & fees. 




250 & fees. 








W. P. Kellogg Chief Justice, 






2.000 






2,000 


William F. Lockwood . Ass. Justice, 

David L. Collier Attorney. 

Phinneas W. Hitchcock . Marshal, 


Dakota City 


Connecticut 


2,000 




250 & fees. 


Omaha 


New York | 


250 & fees. 



JUDICIARY— MIXED COURT OF JUSTICE. 



241 



Names and Offices. 



Territory of Colorado. 

Benjamin F. Hall . . . .Chief Justice, 
Charles Lee Armor . Associate Justice, 
Allen A. Bradford. . Associate Justice, 

Samuel E. Browne Attorney, 

A. Cameron Hunt Marshal, 

Territory of Dakota. 

Philemon Bliss Chief Justice, 

Joseph L. Williams . . .Ass. Justice, 
Lorenzo P. Williston. .Ass. Justice. 

William E. Gleason Attorney, 

George M. Penney Marshal, 

Territory of Nevada. 

George Turner Chief Justice, 

Gordon N. Mott. . . Associate Justice, 
Horatio Jones .... Associate Justice, 

Benjamin B. Bunker Attorney, 

Warren Wasson Marshal, 



District of Columbia. 

CRIMINAL COURT. 
Thomas H. Crawford Judge, 



ORPHAN'S COURT. 

William F. Purcell Judge. 

Z. C. Robbins . . . .Register of Wills 



Residence. 



LEVY COURT FOR WASHING- 
TON COUNTY. 

Joshua Pierce 

Hamilton Loughborough 

Charles H. Wiltberger 

Sayles J. Bowen 

George W. Riggs 

Samuel Drury 

F. S. Myer 

James A. Kennedy 

Robert White 

James L. Carberry 

Richard R. Crawford 



Denver City , 



Colorado . . . 
Denver City 
Denver City 



Yancton 



Yancton 
Yancton . 



Carson City. 



Carson City. 
Carson City . 



Where Born. Compensa- 

tion. 



New York 
Virginia. . 



New York , 
New York 



Tennessee . 
New York 
Maryland . 



Washington 

Washington 
Washington 



Washington county . . 
Washington county. . 
Washington county. . 
Washington county. . 

Washington city 

Washington city 

Washington city 

Washington city 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 



Ohio 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania . . 
New Hampshire . 
Kentucky .... . 



SI, 800 
1,800 
1,800 

200 & fees. 

200 & fees. 



1,800 

1,800 

1,800 

250 & fees 

250 & fees 



1,800 
1,800 
1.800 

250 & fees. 

250 & fees. 



Pennsylvania 



Virginia . 
Vermont 



Maryland 

District of Columbia 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

District of Columbia 
Maryland 



Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

District of Columbia 
District of Columbia 



2,500 



Fees. 



Fees, 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 



MIXED COURT OF JUSTICE, 

At the City of New York, under the Treaty with Great Britain for the Suppression of the Slave Trade. 

Truman Smith, Judge, on the part of the United States. 
Edward M. Archibald, Judge, on the part of Great Britain. 
Cephas Brainard, Arbitrator, on the part of the United States. 
Ryder, Arbitrator, on the part of Great Britain. 

Office, United States Court Rooms, Chambers Street, New York. 
16 



242 



JUDICIARY— JUSTICES OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 



Name. 



Justices of toe Peace iu the 
District of Columbia. 

Hamilton Loughborough 

George W. Riggs, jr 

William Thompson 

Joshua Pierce 

J. Lawrenceson 

Charles H. Wiltberger. 

William A. Mulloy 

Henry Naylor , 

F. J Murphy 

Jenkin Thomas 

Thomas J. Williams 

James Cull 

Charles Walter 

H. C. Spalding , 

Thomas J. Fisher 

0. E. P. Hazard 

Joseph Peck 

F. S. Myer 

Thomas C. Donn 

P. H. King 

B. B. Curran 

Robert White 

J. W. Barnaclo 

R. R. Crawford 

Thomas H. Lane 

C. P. Wannell 

W. R. Woodward 

Pierce Shoemaker 

GK L. Gilbertson 

James Ward 

B. \V. Ferguson 

John Mills 

Charles Allen 

John H. Johnson 

Terence Drury 

P. McKenna 

George Mattingly , 

H. G. Murray 

Richard Burgess 

John R. Queen 

Richard R. 6heckel 

William G. Palmer 

John D. Clark 

John H. Goddard , 

Samuel Drury. . . , 

Asa Gladman , 

John P. Hilton 

Edgar H. Bates 

Sayles J. Bowen , 

Thomas Carberry , 

Henry Reaver 

William R. Stratton 

Thomas Donoho 

Daniel Hepburn 

James A. Kennedy 

Daniel Rowland 

Benedict Milburn 

Joseph N. Fearson 

Thomas G. Clayton 



Eesidence. 



Washington county. 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington county. 

Washington 

Washington county. 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington ....... 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Georgetown 

Washington 



Where Born. 



District of Columbia 
District of Columbia 

England 

Maryland 

England 

Pennsylvania 



District of Columbia 
Wales 



Virginia. 
England 



Maryland , 

Maryland 

District of Columbia, 



District of Columbia 
District of Columbia 
District of Columbia 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Maryland 



Maryland 

Ireland 

Maryland 

Maryland 

Maryland 

District of Columbia. 



District of Columbia 

Rhode Island 

Maryland , 

Virginia 



Virginia 

New York. . . 
Maryland .... 
Pennsylvania 



Maryland. 



Pennsylvania 



Compensa- 
tion. 



Maryland. . . . 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 



POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT 



Names and Offices. 



"Where Employed. 



Postmaster General. 

Montgomery Blair 

First Assistant Postmaster General. 

Alexander W. Randall 

Second Assistant Postmaster General. 

George W. McLellan 

Third Assistant Postmaster General. 

Alexander N. Zevely 

William A. Bryan Chief Clerk, 

Clerks. — Class No. 4. 
St. John B. L. Skinner, Principal Clerk, Ap- 
pointment Office. 
Eben L. Childs, Principal Clerk, Contract Office, 
C. F. McDonald, Principal Clerk, Finance Office, 
Robert K. Stout, Principal Clerk, Inspection do. 

Henry A. Burr, Topographer 

Jas. S. Hallowell, Disbursing Clerk and Superin- 
tendent of Post- Office Building. 

Class No. 3. 

Robert A. Lacy Appointment Office, 

Richard C Washington. ... " 

Edmund P. Gaines ' 

James H. Marr " 

George Petrie " 

Joseph H. Blackfan " 

Ira Cook " 

Chauncey Smith " 

Revere W. Gurley " 

John 0. Wilson " 

Thomas P. Trott Contract Office, 

Chester A. Colt 

Joseph Quicksell " 

James N. Davis " 

J. H. Wheat 

Louis Watkins " 

Henry Major " 

Cranstoun Laurie " 

J. E. Todhunter Finance Office, 

Charles Lyman "' 

David Haynes ' 

Benjamin F. Wilkins 

John L. Elliott Inspection 

William P. Young ' 

Henry L. Johnson ' 

James Laurenson ' 

Joseph D. Greene 

James Wilson 

James C. Pickett 

W. A. Ernst 

W. N. Rowe 



Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 
Washington 

Washington 



Where Born. 



Kentucky ... 



New York. 



Maine . 



North Carolina. 
Virginia 



New York 

New Hampshire 
Massachusetts... 
Pennsylvania . . 
Connecticut. 



Pennsvlvania. 



ishington .... 


Virginia 


» 


South Carolina . . 


a 


Maryland 


Li 


New York. . . 


K 


Pennsvlvania 


11 


Iowa 


(< 


Vermont I 


<« 


Louisiana ! 


(t 


New York ! 


a 


Connecticut j 


it 


Pennsylvania . . . i 


" 


New Jersey 




Maryland 


<« 


Dist. Columbia. 


n 


Virginia 


<« 


Dist. Columbia. . 


tt 


Maryland 




Vermont 


" 


New Hampshire. 


«« 


Virginia 


*' 


Delaware 


a 


Virginia 


" 


Dist. Columbia. . 


n 
a 


England 




Maryland 



Compen- 
sation. 



$8,000 

3,000 

3,000 

3,000 
2,200 



1,800 
1,800 
1,800 
1,800 
1,800 

2,000 



1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1.600 
J. 600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 
1,400 
1,400 



244 



POST OFFICE DEPAETMENT. 



Names and Offices. 1 "Where Employed. 


"Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


Class No. 

Amos D. Hollister 

William Van Vleck 

Thomas E. Eoach 

Melville B. Hoxie 

Charles Ingersoll 

Samuel L. King 

John H. Mattingly 

George W. Alexander. . . . 

Jonathan A. Cushing 

Seth A. Elliot 

JohnH. Doty 

Woodbury Emery 


2. 

. .Appointment Office, 

Contract Office, 

a 

Finance Office, 

a 


Washington 

u 
a 

a 
it 
a 
a 
a 
a 
a 
ss 
(( 
a 
a 
n 
ss 
(< 

<< 

(C 

<< 
it 
a 
a 
a 

a 


New York 

Delaware 

Hungary 

Massachusetts. . . 
Dist. Columbia. . 

Maryland 

Maine 

New York 

Massachusetts. . . 

Maryland 

France 


$1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1 400 


Joseph N. Gordon 

Prof. H. Masson 


a 
a 


M00 
1.400 


Titus Bastianelli 


Italy 


1,400 


Edward Zitschke 


Prussia 


1 400 


James Bryan 

J. C. Foster 


a 


Maryland 

Massachusetts . . . 
Dist. Columbia. . 

New York 

Maryland 

Indiana 

Tennessee 

Pennsylvania . . . 

New York 

Maine 


' 1,400 
1,400 


John Cranch 


a 


1,400 


Henry A. Daniels 

Isaac Bond 

Nicholas H. Owings .... 


a 


1,400 
1,400 
1,400 


John Meigs 

Francis D. Janvier 

John M. Van Buskirk .... 
Benjamin T. Ingraham. . . 

Joseph M. Parke 

Henrv Bradshaw 

G. Alfred Hall 


. . . .Inspection Office, 

a 
a 
it 
a 


1,400 
1,400 
1,400 
1,400 


Pennsylvania . . . 

New Jersey 

Maine 


1,400 
1.400 
1,400 


W. B. Evans 






1,400 




ss 




1,400 




a 




1,400 


J W Green . 


a 




1,400 




a 




1,400 


Class No. 
Thomas H. Quinn 


1. 

.'Appointment Office, 
Contract Office, 


Washington .... 

a 

ti 
a 
a 

it 

is 
it 


New York 

Kentucky 

New York 

Dist. Columbia . . 

Wisconsin 

Kentucky 

New Hampshire . 
Virginia 


1,200 


H. L. Blecker 

Richard Kelley 


1,200 
1,200 


A. R. Jacobs 

Louis C. Gury 

William Kinnear 


1.200 
1,200 
1,200 


George M. Kendall 

R. C. Page 

Charles W. Morgan 


Finance Office, 

it 


1,200 
1,200 


Missouri 

Dist. Columbia . . 
Pennsylvania . . . 
New York 


1,200 


P. H. Berkau " 


1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


Henry A. Scott 

Amos D. Worthington. . . 


. . .Inspection Office, 


1.200 
1,200 
1,200 




Si 

Washington 


Maryland 

Dist. Columbia . . 

Indiana 

Germany 

Indiana 


1,200 


Temporary Clerics. 
George W. McKean Bead Letter Office, 

Frederick Riedling .-. " 


1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


John H. Stailey 

Joseph T. Johnson 

Thomas Taylor Page 

Thomas F. Maguire 


it a 

Stamp Office, 

<< 


1,200 
1,200 


ti 


Virginia 

Dist. Columbia. . 
Maine 


1,200 
1,200 




1,200 


Edward Darling 


a 


Massachusetts. . . 


1,200 


John G. Hewett 


a 


1,200 



DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 



24:5 



Names and Offices. 


Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


Engineer and Healing Apparatus. 
Augustus Jordan Post Office Building, 


Washington . . . 


Maryland 


$1,200 


Messenger. 
John Gordon Post Office Building, 


Washington .... 


Dist. Columbia. . 


900 


Assistant Messengers. 

John N. Browning Post Office Building, 

William L. Newton 


Washington .... 

< i 


Maryland 

Dist. Columbia. . 


840 

840 


Benjamin A. Miller " " 


" 


Virginia 


840 


Watchmen. 








William B. Gaelor " " 

Daniel Connolly " " 


Washington 


Ireland 


600 


Maryland 


600 
600 



DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 



Names and Offices. 



Commissioner. 



Isaac Newton . 



Chief Clerk. 
Richard C. McCormick 



Royston Betts. 



Disbursing Clerk. 



Statistical Clerk. 
James S. Grinnell 



Chemist. 
C. M. Witherill, M.D.... 



Where Employed. 


Where Born. 


Compen- 
sation. 


Washington .... 


New Jersey 


$3,000 


Washington 


New York 


2,000 


Washington 


Virginia 


1,800 


Washington 


Massachusetts . . . 


1,600 


Washington 


Pennsylvania . . . 


1,800 



246 



LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT- SENATORS. 



THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. 

SENATORS ON THE 1st OF DECEMBER, 1862. 



Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, President of the Senate. 



Names. 



Poat-Office. 



Names. 



Post Office. 



MAINE. 

William Pitt Fessenden Portland. 

Lot M. Morrill Augusta. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Daniel Clark Dover. 

John P. Hale Manchester. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Charles Sumner Boston. 

Henry Wilson Natick. 

RHODE ISLAND. 

Henry B. Anthony Providence. 

Samuel G. Arnold Providence. 

CONNECTICUT. 

James Dixon Hartford. 

Lafayette S. Foster Norwich. 

VERMONT. 

Jacob Collamer Woodstock. 

Solomon Foot Rutland. 

NEW YORK. 

Ira Harris Albany. 

Preston King Ogdensburgh. 

NEW JERSEY. 

John C. Ten Eyck Mount Holly. 

Richard S. Field Princeton. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Edgar Cowan Greensburg. 

David Wilmot Towanda. 

DELAWARE. 

James A. Bayard Wilmington. 

Willard Saulsbury Georgetown. 

MARYLAND. 

Anthony Kennedy Baltimore. 

James A. Pearce Chestertown. 

VIRGINIA. 

John S. Carlile Wheeling. 

Waitman T. Willey Morgantown. 

NORTH CAROLINA. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 

GEORGIA. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 

KENTUCKY. 

Garrett Davis Paris. 

Lazarus W. Powell Henderson. 

TENNESSEE. 

Andrew Johnson Greenville 

(Vacant) 



OHIO. 

John Sherman Mansfield. 

Benjamin F. Wade Jefferson. 

INDIANA. 

Joseph A. Wright Indianapolis. 

Henry S. Lane Crawfordsville. 

ILLINOIS. 

Orville C. Browning Quincy . 

Lyman Trumbull Alton. 

MICHIGAN. 

Jacob M. Howard Detroit. 

Zachariah Chandler Detroit. 

FLORIDA. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 



LOUISIANA. 



MISSISSIPPI. 



ARKANSAS. 



(Vacant) . . 
(Vacant) . . 

(Vacant) .. 
(Vacant) . 

(Vacant) . . 
(Vacant) . . 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 

TEXAS. 

(Vacant) 

(Vacant) 

MISSOURI. 

John B. Henderson Louisiana. 

Robert S. Wilson St. Joseph. 

IOWA. 

Jacob W. Grimes Burlington. 

James Harlan Mount Pleasant. 

WISCONSIN. 

James R. Doolittle Racine. 

Timothy 0. Howe Green Bay. 

CALIFORNIA. 

Milton S. Latham Sacramento. 

James H. McDougall San Francisco. 

MINNESOTA. 

Henry M. Rice St. Paul. 

M. S. Wilkinson Mankato. 

OREGON. 

Benjamin F. Harding Portland. 

James W. Nesmith Salem. 

KANSAS. 

James H. Lane Lawrence. 

Samuel C. Pomeroy Atchison. 



The compensation of each Senator is $6,000 for each Congress, deducting for absence ; and $8 for every 
twenty miles of estimated distance from the place of residence to the seat of Congress. 



LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— OFFICERS, CLERKS, ETC. 247 



OFFICERS, CLERKS, MESSENGERS, AND OTHER PERSONS IN THE SERVICE OF 
THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. 



Names and Offices. 



John W. Forney Secretary of the Senate, 

J. W. Forney, officer charged with the disbursements of the Senate, 

William ffickey Chief Clerk, 

William J. McDonald Principal Clerk, 

De Witt C. Clarke Principal Executive Clerk, 

Y. P. Page Clerk, 

Noah Smith " 

Wolcott Hamlin " 

Sayles J. Bowen " 

A. McFarland " 

M. H.Cobb " 

C. C. Sympson " 

William D. A. Spalding " 

James B. Sheriden Keeper of the Stationery, 

William H. Rohrer Messenger, 

John W. Jones " 

Rev. Byron Sunderland Chaplain, 

James Bastianelli Page, 

George T. Brown Sergeant-at-Arms, 

Isaac Bassett Assistant Doorkeeper, 

Wm. Johnson .... Messenger and acting Assistant Doorkeeper, 
N. C. Deering 

M. Larner Messenger, 

William Johnson " 

A. H. Ragan 

A. P. Gorman " 

Sidney Andrews " 

James J. Christie " 

J. L. Wright 

George Hersh " 

W. D. Blackford " 

T. W. Phipps " 

Simon Dean " 

James H. Mayo " 

D. A. Moreau " 

R. G. Alden " 

T. T. Scott 

S. H. Colbath " 

John W. Parsons " 

J. W. Jennings Postmaster, 

A. P. Gorman Assistant Postmaster in Senate Post Office, 

H. R. Witt Mail Boy, 

T. M. Rees 

Benjamin Trumbull , Superintendent of Furnaces, 

W. H. St. John Assistant " " 

Benjamin Van Riper Superintendent Folding Room,' 

Moses Titcomb Superintendent Document Room, 

0. T. Gillman Assistant in Document Room, 

T. S. Perry 

N. Butler Clerk to President pro tempore, 

A. Pickard Clerk to Committee on Finance, 

N. C. Towle Clerk to Committee on Claims, j 

J. K. Rodgers Clerk of Printing Records, 

Jos. Brown, Chief Engineer of Heating and Ventilating Engines, 
JohnKilby, Assist't " " " " " 

E. Fitzsimons Fireman, 

William Cady " 

James Smith Laborer, 

Charles Gordon '* 

Charles E. Lewis " 



Where Born. 



Compen- 
sation. 



Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland . . . 


$3,600 00 

480 00 

2, C00 00 


Maryland 


2,160 00 


New York . . . 


2., 160 00 


District of Columbia . 

Massachusetts 

Maine 


1,850 00 
1,850 00 
1,850 00 


New York 

Pennsylvania 

Connecticut 


1,«50 00 
1,850 00 
1,850 00 


Kentucky 


1,850 00 


Connecticut .... 


1,850 00 


Pennsylvania 

Virginia 


1,752 00 
1,080 00 


Ohio 


1,080 00 


District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia . 
Scotland 


750 00 
500 00 

2,000 no 


District of Columbia . 


1,700 00 
1,500 00 


Maine 


1,500 00 


District of Columbia . 
Maryland 


1.2n0 00 
1,200 00 


District of Columbia . 
Maryland 


1,200 00 
1,200 00 


Massachusetts 

New Hampshire 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

Pennsylvania 

England 


1,200 00 
1.200 00 
1,200 00 
l,20o 00 
1,200 00 
1.200 00 




1.200 00 


New York 


1.200 00 


Illinois 


1,200 00 




1,200 00 


Kentucky 

New Hampshire 

Ohio 

New York 


1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,750 00 




1,440 00 




900 00 


Ohio 


900 00 


Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 
New Jersev 


1,200 00 

600 00 

1,500 00 


Massachusetts 


1,500 00 
J. 200 00 


Maine 


1,200 00 


Maine 


1.752 00 


Maine 


1,850 00 


District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia . 
Scotland 


1,850 00 
1,850 00 
1,500 00 




1.200 00 


Maryland 


S2 per day. 


Canada 


2 per day. 


New York 


2 per day. 


District of Columbia . 
District of Columbia . 


2 per day. 
2 per day. 



24:8 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 



HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES FOR 
THE THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. 



Dist. 



Names. 



(Vacant), 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 



1. (Vacant) 

2. do. 



CALIFORNIA. 

1. Timothy G. Phelps. 

2. Aaron A. Sargent. . , 

3. Frederick F. Leon. . 



CONNECTICUT. 

1. Dwight Loomis 

2. James E. English — 

3. Alfred A. Burnham . 

4. George C. Woodruff 

DELAWARE. 

1. George P. Fisher — 



1. (Vacant) 

1 . (Vacant) 

2. do. . 
3. 

4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 



do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 



1. ElihuB. 

2. Isaac N. 

3. Owen Lo 

4. William 

5. William 

6. Anthom 

7. James C 

8. Philip B 

9. William 



ILLINOIS. 

Washburne . 
Arnold 



™joy 

Kellogg 

A. Richardson. 

L. Knapp 

Robinson . . . . 

Fouke 

J. Allen 



INDIANA. 

John Law 

James A. Cravens . . 
W. McKeeDunn.... 
William S. Holman 
George W. Julian . . 
Albert G. Porter. . . . 



Post Office. 



Redwood City . 
Nevada City . . 



Rockville. . , 
New Haven , 
Windham . , 
Litchfield. . . 



Dover. 



Galena. . . . 
Chicago . . . 
Princeton. . 
Canton .... 
Quincy .... 
Jerseyville. 
Marshall . . . 
Belleville... 
Benton .... 



Evansville . . . 
Hardin sburg . 

Madison 

Aurora 

Centreville . . 
Indianapolis 



"Where Born. 



New York. 
Massachusetts. 



Connecticut, 
do. 
do. 
do 



Delaware. 



Maine. 

New York. 

Maine. 

Ohio. 

Kentucky. 

New York. 

Illinois. 

do. 

do. 



Connecticut. 

Virginia. 

Indiana 

do. 

do. 
Kentucky. 



LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 249 



Dist. Names. 


Post Office. 


Where Born. 




Terre Haute 




8. Albert S. White... . 


Stockwell 




9. Schuyler Colfax 


South Bend 


do. 


10. William Mitchell . . 


Kendallville 


do. 


11. John P. C. Shanks. . . 


Jay C. H 


Virginia. 
Ohio 


IOWA. 


Fairfield 


2. William Vandever 


Dubuque 


Maryland. 

Maryland. 

Kentucky, 
do. 


KANSAS. 


Lawrence 


KENTUCKY. 

1. Samuel L. Casey. . 


Caseyville 


2. George H. Yeatman 




3. Henry Grider . . . 


Bowling Green 


do. 


4. Aaron Harding 


Greenburg 


do. 


5. Charles A. Wickliffe 


Bardstown 


do. 


6. George W. Dunlap . . 


Lancaster 


do. 


7. Robert Mallory . . 


La Grange 


Virginia. 
Kentucky. 


8. John J. Crittenden .... 


Frankfort 


9. William H Wadsworth 


Maysville 




Covington 


do. 


LOUISIANA. 

1. (Vacant) . . . 






2 do. ... 






3. do 






4. do 






MAINE. 

1. John N. Goodwin 


South Berwick 


Maine. 


2. Charles W. Walton 


Auburn 


do. 


3. Samuel C. Fessenden 


Rockland 


do. 


4. Anson P. Morrill 


Readfield 


do. 


5. John H. Rice 


Foxcroft 


do. 


6. Frederick A. Pike 


Calais 


do. 


MARYLAND. 

1. John W. Crisfield 




Maryland, 
do 


2. Edwin H. Webster. . 


Belair 


3. Cornelius L. L. Leary 


Baltimore 

do 


do. 


4. Henry May 




5. Francis Thomas 


Frankville 


Maryland. 
do 


6. Charles B. Calvert 


Hyattsville 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

1. Thomas D. Eliot 


New Bedford 


Massachusetts. 
do 


2. James Buffinton 


Fall River 


3. Benjamin F. Thomas 


West Roxbury 

Boston 


do. 


4. Alexander H. Rice 


do 


5. Samuel Hooper 


do 


do. 


6. John B Alley 


Lynn 


do 


7. Daniel W. Gooch 


Melrose 




8. Charles R, Train 


Framingham 




9. Amasa Walker 




do 


10. Charles Delano 


North am pton 


do 


11. Henry L. Dawes. 


North Adams 


do 


MICHIGAN. 

1. Bradley F. Granger 


Ann Arbor 










3. Francis W. Kellogg 


Grand Rapids 








New York. 



250 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 



DiaL 



Name*. 



MINNESOTA. 

1. Cyrus Aldrich 

2. William Windom . . 



MISSISSIPPI. 



1. (Vacant) 

2. do. 

3. do. 

4. do. 

5. do. 



MISSOURI. 



1. (Vacant) 

2. James S. Rollins. 

3. William A. Hull , 

4. Elijah H. Norton. 

5. Thomas L. Price , 

6. John S. Phelps . . 

7. John W. Noell . . 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. 



1. Gilman Marston 

2. Edward H. Polling . . 

3. Thomas M. Edwards. 

NEW JERSEY. 

1. John T. Nixon 

2. John L. N. Stratton . 

3. William G. Steele . . . 

4. George T. Cobb 

5. Nehemiah Perry 



NEW YORK. 



Edward H. Smith 

Moses F. Odell 

Benjamin Wood 

James E. Kerrigan. 

William Wall 

Frederick A. Conkling 

Elijah Ward 

Isaac C. Delaplaine 

Edward Haight 

Charles II . Van Wyck 

John B. Steele 

Stephen Baker 

Abraham B. Olin 

Erastus Corning 

James B. McKean 

William A. Wheeler 

Socrates N. Sherman 

Chauncey Yibbard 

Richard Franchot , 

Poscoe Conkling 

P. Holland Duell 

William E. Lansing 

Ambrose W. Clark 

Charles B. Sedgwick 

Theodore M. Pomeroy 

Jacob P. Chamberlain 

Alexander S. Diven 

Robert B. Van Valkenburgh. 

Alfred Ely 

Augustus Frank 

Burt Van Horn 



Post Office. 



Minneapolis. 
Winona 



Columbia. 



Platte City 



Springfield 
Perryville . 



Exeter . . 
Concord 
Keene . . 



Bridgeton . . . 
Mount Holly. 
Sommerville 
Morristown . . 
Newark 



Smithtown 

Brooklyn , 

New York 

do 

Williamsburg 
New York 

do 

do. ...... 

Westchester 

Bloomingburg . . 

Kingston , 

Poughkeepsie 

Troy 

Albany 

Saratoga Springs 

Malone 

Ogdensburg 

Schenectady .... 

Morris 

Utica 

Cortland Village , 
Chittenango .... 

Watertown 

Syracuse 

Auburn 

Seneca Falls .... 

Elmira 

Bath 

Rochester 

Warsaw 

Newfane 



Where Born. 



Rhode Island. 
Ohio. 



Kentucky. 

Kentucky. 

Connecticut. 
Virginia. 



New Hampshire, 
do. 
do. 



New Jersey. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Connecticut. 



New York. 

do. 
Kentucky. 

Pennsylvania. 
New York. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Vermont. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 

do. 
Vermont. 
New York. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Massachusetts. 
New York. 

do. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 

do. 



LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 251 



Dist. 



Names. 



32. Elbridge G. Spaulding 

33. Reuben E. Fenton. . . . 



1. 
2. 
8. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
10 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 



NORTH CAROLINA. 

(Vacant) '. . 



do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 



OHIO. 

George H. Pendleton 

John A. Gurley 

Clement L. Vallandigham 

William Allen 

James M. Ashley 

Chilton A. White 

Richard A. Harrison 

Samuel Shellabarger 

Warren P. Noble 

Carey A. Trimble 

Valentine B. Horton 

Samuel S. Cox 

Samuel T. Worcester .... 

Harrison G. Blake 

Robert H. Nugent 

William P. Cutler 

James R. Morris 

Sidney Edgerton 

Albert G. Riddle 

John Hutchins 

John A. Bingham 



OREGON. 

1. George K. Shiel .. . 



PENNSYLVANIA. 

William E. Lehman. . 

Charles J. Biddle 

John P. Verree 

John D. Kelley 

William Morris Davis . 

John Hickman 

John D. Stiles 

Sydenham E. Ancona. 
Thaddeus Stevens 
John W. Killinger . . . 
James H. Campbell . . . 
Hendrick B. Wright . . 

Philip Johnson 

Galusha A. Grow 

James T. Hale 

Joseph Baily 

Edward McPherson < . . 

Samuel S. Blair 

John Covode 

Jesse Lazear 

James K. Moorhead . . 

Robert McKnight 

John W. Wallace 

John Patton 

Elijah Babbitt 



Post Office. 



Buffalo 
Frewsburg. 



Cincinnati 

do 

Dayton 

Greenville 

Toledo 

Georgetown 

London 

Springfield 

Tiffin 

Chilicothe 

Pomeroy 

Columbus 

Norwalk 

Medina 

Newcomerstown . 
Constitution 

Woodsfield 

Tallmadge 

Cleveland 

Warren 

Cadiz 



Salem 



Philadelphia 

do 

do 

do 

Milestown, Philadelphia 
West Chester 



Reading 

Lancaster 

Lebanon 

Pottsville 

Wilkesbarre 

Easton 

Glenwood 

Bellefonte 

Newport , 

Gettysburg 

Hollidaysburg . . 
Lockport Station. 

Waynesburg 

Pittsburg 

do 

New Castle 

Curwensville 
Erie 



Where Born. 



New York, 
do. 



Ohio. 

Connecticut. 
Ohio, 
do. 
Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 
England. 
Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 
Vermont. 
Ohio. 

New Hampshire. 
Vermont. 
Pennsylvania. 
Ohio. 

Pennsylvania. 
New York. 
Massachusetts. 
Ohio. 
Pennsylvania. 



Ireland. 



Pennsylvania. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Vermont. 
Pennsylvania. 

do. 

do. 
New Jersey. 
Connecticut. 
Pennsylvania. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Rhode Island. 



252 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 



Dist. Names. 


Post Office. 


Where Born. 


RHODE ISLAND. 

1. William P. Sheffield 


Newport 


Rhode Island. 


2. George H. Brown 


Providence 


do. 


SOUTH CAROLINA. 

1 . (Vacant) 




2. do 






3. do 






4. do 






5. do 






6. do 






TENNESSEE. 

1. (Vacant) 






2. Horace Maynard 


TCnoxville 


Massachusetts. 


3. (Vacant) 






4. Andrew J. Clements 


La Fayette 


Tennessee. 


5. (Vacant) 






6. do 






7. do 






8. do. 






9. do 






10. do 






TEXAS. 

1. (Vacant) 






2. do 






VERMONT. 

1. Ezekiel P. Walton 


Montpelier 


Vermont. 


2. Justin S. Morrill 




do. 


3. Portus Baxter 


Derby Line 


do. 


1. (Vacant) 






2. do 






3. do 






4. do 






5. do 












7. Charles H. Upton 


Falls Church 


Massachusetts. 


8. (Vacant) 






9. do 










Virginia, 
do. 


11. Jacob B. Blair 


Parkersburg 


12. Kellian V. Whaley 


Ceredo 


New York. 


13. Joseph E. Segar 


Virginia 




1. John F. Potter 


Troy 


Maine. 








3. A. Scott Sloan 


Beaver Dam 


New York. 


Delegates from the Territories. 

COLORADO. 




Maine. 


DAKOTA. 




Kentucky. 
Kentucky. 
Ohio. 


NEBRASKA. 

Samuel G. Daily 


Peru 


NEVADA. 




NEW MEXICO. 




Kentucky. 

Pennsylvania. 

Ohio. 


UTAH. 

John M. Bernhisel 


Great Salt Lake City 


WASHINGTON. 

William H. Wallace 


Steilacoom 



LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT— OFFICERS, CLERKS, ETC. 



253 



OFFICERS, CLERKS, AND OTHER PERSONS IN THE SERVICE OF THE HOUSE OF 
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, DECEMBER 1, 1862. 



Names and Offices. 



OFFICE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

Emerson Etheridge Clerk House of Representatives 

Robert Morris Chief Clerk, 

John M. Barclay Journal Clerk, 

Daniel Buck Assistant Clerk, 

John Bailey """ " 

James C. Walker 

James S. Wallace 

Richard U. Sherman 

G. W. Matthews 

James S. Sharpe " 

John R. Briggs, jr " 

Isaac Strohm " 

James K. Alexander " 

Alvah D. Heaton " 

James Parker '* 

Charles Lanman Librarian. 

Walter McMichael Temporary Clerk. 

B. G. Wheeler 

William Averill " 

John A. Miller " 

James W. Clayton Chief Messenger, 

Frederick Emmerich " 

A. Buchanani " 

Edwin T. Bridges 

Henry N. Carter Folder, 

Elias S. Reed " 

George W. Martinet " 

George B. Wooldridge " 

Hezekiah L. Hosmer " 

Ezekiel Young " 

William T. Evans '" 

John F. Brandt " 

Lloyd W. Emmart Engineer, 

James H. Clements Assistant Engineer 

A. I. Earner " 

Joseph Mansfield Fireman, 

John H. Barker " 

John A. Garges " 

William Sanderson " 

Joseph B. Stanley " 

John Lee Laborer {colored), 

John V. Johnson " 

Aaron Russell " 

William H. Smith " 

William Twine " 

Alexander Bruce " 

OFFICE OF THE SERGE ANT- AT- ARMS . 

Edward Ball Sergeant-at-Arms, 

Moses Dillon Clerk, 

John Gilbert 



POST OFFICE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

William S. King Postmaster, 

Frederick A. Soule Assistant Postmaster. 

Craig R. Beebe 

George F. Stevens " 

Lovett S. Morton " 

Stiles Grey " 

William Tudge Mail 

Joseph Buffington " 



Where Born. 



North Carolina 

Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia 

Vermont 

Maine 

Virginia 

Pennsylvania 

^ew York 



Massach usetts. 
Pennsylvania. . 



Vermont 

New York. . . 
Michigan .... 

Pennsylvania 



Maine . . . 
Tennessee 
Delaware . 
Germanv. 



New York 

Ohio 

Delaware. . 
Maryland . 
New York. 



District of Columbia. 



Sweden 

Maryland 

District of Columbia. 



District of Columbia. 
Virginia. 



Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 



Compensation. 



District of Columbia . 1 1 
1 
Virginia 1 



Virginia. . 
Maryland. 



New York 

Maine 

New York. 



England 

Massachusetts . 



$3,600 00 
2.160 00 
2,160 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1.800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1.800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1.800 00 
1,800 00 
1.800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,752 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

SI. 500 00 

1,200 00 

1.200 00 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

$2,160 00 
1,800 00 
1,200 00 



2,160 00 
1,740 00 
1,440 00 
1,440 00 
1,440 00 
1,440 00 
900 00 
900 00 



254: 



LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. 



Names and Offices. 



Where Born. 



Compensation. 



DOORKEEPER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

Ira Goodnow Doorkeeper 

Otis G. Buxton Assistant Doorkeeper, 

S. E. Duffield Superintendent Document Room 

Henry H. Sperry Assistant Document Room, 

James M. Lovering Superintendent Folding Room, 

Gustavus Hall Messenger, 

Delevan Gh Morgan " 

Thomas A. Pierce " 

Edward W. Turner " 

Charles Hubbard " 

William A. Moore " 

Theodore Blague " 

George A. Mursick " 

Thomas Post 

William Trowbridge " 

V. Pulizzi Folder, 

Joseph S. Read " 

Samuel Quicksail " 

Nelson Joy " 

J. 8. Kellogg " 

John Boyle " 

Andrew B McLain " 

John M. Shomo " 

Albert H. Wolcott " 

John H. Hersey " 

William Cunningham Laborer. 

William J. Harris " 

J. W. Thompson ' ' 

John T. Chauncey " 

Levi Meily " 

John Johnson Laborer (colored), 

David Fisher " 

Lewis Sanders " ' ' 

CLERKS TO COMMITTEES. 

John A. Hall Clerk to Committee of Claims, 

George A. Bassett. .Clerk to Committee on Wags and Means, 

speaker's room. 

Thaddeus Morrice 

CHAPLAINCY TO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

Thomas H. Stockton Chaplain, 



Vermont.. . 
New York . 



New Hampshire . 



New York. 

Maine 

Virginia. . , 



Pennsylvania 
Connecticut. . 
New York . . . 



District of Columbia . 
New Jersey 



Massachusetts . 
New York 

Iowa 

Pennsylvania . 

Massachusetts . 



Pennsylvania 
Maryland. . . . 



Pennsylvania 

District of Columbia . 

Virginia 

District of Columbia. 



Vermont . . 
New Jersey 

Virginia . . . 

New Jersey 



$2,160 00 
1,740 00 
1,752 00 
1,752 00 
1,800 00 
1,500 00 
1,500 00 
1,500 00 
1,500 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 
1,200 00 

00 per day. 
3 00 per day. 
2 50 per day. 
2 50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

00 per day. 

00 per day. 
2 00 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 

50 per day. 
1 50 per day. 



$1,800 00 
1,800 00 



1,752 00 



750 00 



LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. 



Name and Offices. 



John G. Stephenson Librarian, 

C. H. W. Meehan Assistant, 

George W. Blackwell " 

A. B. Spofford " 

L. G. Duckworth Messenger, 

Richard Brooks Laborer, 

J. F. N. Wilkinson " 



"Where Born. 



New Hampshire .... 

Pennsylvania 

New York 

New Hampshire. . . . 

New York 

Maryland 

District of Columbia 



Compensation, 



$2,160 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,800 00 
1,440 00 
500 00 
500 00 



OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 

Abraham Lincoln Ex-qfficio Presiding Officer. 

Roger B. Taney Chancellor. 

Professor Joseph Henry Secretary. 

Spencer F. Baird Assistant Secretary. 

William W. Seaton Treasurer. 

William J. Rhees Entry Clerk. 

James A. Pearce 

Alexander D. Bache }- Executive Committee. 

Joseph G. Totten 

REGENTS. 



! 



Hannibal Hamlin, Vice President of the United States. 

Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States. 

Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington. 

James A. Pearce, United States Senator. 

Wm. Pitt Fessenden, " " 

Lyman Trumbull, " " 

Schuyler Colfax, Member of the House of Representatives. 

Edward McPherson, " " " 

SamuelS. Cox '« " " 

William B. Astor, of New York. 

T. D. Woolsey, of Connecticut. 

George E. Badger, of North Carolina. 

William L. Dayton, of New Jersey. 

Alexander D. Bache, of Washington, District of Columbia. 

Joseph G. Totten, " " 



256 



STATE GOVEKNMENTS, TERRITORIES, ETC. 



STATE GOVERNMENTS, 



States. 



Maine 

New Hanipshir 

Vermont 

Massachusetts. 
Rhode Island . 
Connecticut. . . 

New York 

New Jersey. . . 
Pennsylvania. 
Delaware .... 
Maryland .... 

Virginia 

North Carolina. 
South Carolina . 

Georgia 

Florida 

Alabama 

Mississippi 

Louisiana 

Texas 

Arkansas , 

Tennessee 

Kentucky 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

Missouri , 

Wisconsin 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Minnesota 

California 

Oregon 



Capitals. 



Augusta 

Concord 

Montpelier 

Boston 

Newport & Providence 
Hartford & N. Haven. 

Albany 

Trenton 

Harris burg 

Dover 

Annapolis 

Richmond 

Raleigh 

Columbia 

Milledgeville 

Tallahassee 

Montgomery 

Jackson 

Baton Rouge 

Austin 

Little Rock 

Nashville . , 

Frankfort 

Columbus 

Indianapolis 

Springfield 

Lansing 

Jefferson City 

Madison 

Des Moines 

Lecompton 

St. Paul 

Sacramento 

Eugene City 



Governors. 



Israel Washburn, jr. 
Nathaniel S. Berry 
Frederick Holbrook. . . 

John A. Andrew , 

William Sprague 

Wm. A. Buckingham. . . 

Horatio Seymour 

Joel Parker 

Andrew G. Curtin 

William Cannon 

Augustus W. Bradford 

John Letcher 

John B. Vance 

Francis W. Pickens 

Joseph E. Brown 

John Milton 

Andrew B. Moore 

John J. Pettus 

Thomas 0. Moore 

F. R. Lubbock 

Henry M. Rector 

Isham G. Harris 

J. F. Robinson 

David Tod 

Oliver P. Morton 

Richard Yates 

Austin Blair 

Hamilton R. Gamble. . . 

Edward Salomon 

Samuel J. Kirkland. . . 

Thomas Carney 

Alexander Ramsey 

Leland Stanford 

A. C. Gibbs 



Term ex- 
pires. 



Jan. 1864 
June. 1863 
Oct. 1863 
Jan. 1864 
Mav, 1863 
May, 1863 
Jan. 1865 
Jan. 1866 
Jan. 1864 
Jan. 1867 
Jan. 1866 
Jan. 1864 
Jan. 1865 
Dec. 1864 
Nov. 1863 
Nov. 1865 
Dec. 1863 
Jan. 1864 
Jan. 1864 
Dec. 1863 
Nov. 1864 
Oct. 1863 
Aug. 1865 
Jan. 1864 
Jan. 1865 
Jan. 1865 
Jan. 1865 
Dec. 1865 
Dec. 1865 
Jan. 1864 

1865 

Jan. 1864 
Dec. 1864 
1866 



The States in Rebellion are printed in Italics. 



TERRITORIES, 



Territories. 


Capitals. 


Governors. 


Term ex- 
pires. 


Salary. 


District of Columbia. . 
Colorado 


Washington 

Golden City 


Under the Governm' t of 
John Evans 


Congress. 
1865 


$2,500 




William Jayne 


1865 


2,500 


Nebraska 


Omaha Citv 


Alvin Sanders 

Henry Connelly 

James W. Nye 

Stephen S. Harding. . . . 

William Pickering 

Under the Government 


1865 

1865 

1865 

1865 

1865 

of Native 


2,500 
3,000 


New Mexico 


Santa Fe . * 

Carson City 


Nevada 


2.500 


Utah 


Great Salt Lake City. 
Olympia 


2,500 


Washington 

Indian 


3,000 


Tah-le-quah 


Indians. 







Note. — In all the States, the Governors are elected by popular vote, except in South Carolina, where he is 
elected by the Legislature. In most of the States a plurality of votes elects ; where not thus elected, the 
choice is made by the Legislature, which votes for one of the candidates. 

Governors of Territories aro appointed by the President, with the consent of the Senate. 



UNITED STATES CENSUS-1860. 

TABLE No. 1.— POPULATION OF THE STATES AND TEERITOEIES, ETC. 







Census 


of 1860. 




KATIO OF INCREASE FROM 1S50 
TO 1860. 


STATES. 


"White. 


Free 
colored. 


Slave. 


Total. 


White. 


Free 
colored. 


Slave. 


1 

Total. 


Alabama* 

Arkansas* 

California 

Connecticut 

Delaware 

Florida* 


526,431 
324,191 
361,353 
451,520 
90,589 
77,748 
591,588 

1,704,323 

1,339 000 
673,844 
106,579 
919,517 
357,629 
626,952 
515,918 

1,221,404 
742,314 
173,596 
353,901 

1,063,509 
325,579 
646,699 

3,831,730 
631,100 

2,302.838 
52,337 

2,849,266 
170,668 
291,388 
826,782 
421,294 
314,389 

1,047,411 
774,710 


2,690 

144 

4,086 

8,627 

19,829 

932 

3,?. 00 

7,628 

11,428 

1,104 

625 

10,084 

18,647 

1,327 

83,942 

9,602 

6,799 

259 

773 

3,572 

494 

25,318 

49,005 

30,463 

36,664 

128 

56,849 

3,952 

9,914 

7,300 

355 

709 

58,042 

1,171 


435,080 
111,115 


964,201 
435,450 
305,439 
460,14*7 
112,216 
140,425 

1,057,286 

1,711,951 

1,350,428 
074,948 
107,206 

1,155,684 
708,00'J 
628,279 
687,041 

1,231,06b 
749,113 
173,85fi 
791,30c 

1,182,01c 
326,073 
672,03-5 

3,880,73a 
992,62: 

2,339,50: 
62,46-5 

2,906,115 
174,620 
703,708 

1,109,801 
604,215 
315,098 

1,596,318 
775,881 


23.43 
99.88 

294.34 
24.35 
27.28 
64.70 
13.42 

101.45 
37.03 

251.18 


18.76 
1.81.25 

324.74 

12.14 

9.72 

"i9.41 

40.32 

1.47 

231.53 


27.18 
135.91 

i.21.48 

57.07 
21.10 


24.96 
107/46 
310.37 
42.10 
22.60 
60.59 




1,798 

61,745 

462,198 


Georgia* 


16.67 




101 06 






36 63 


Iowa 


2 

225,483 
331,726 


251.14 






Kentucky 

Louisiana* 


20.76 

39.98 

7.76 

23.14 

23.95 

87.89 

2,775.06 

19.68 

79.64 

2.56 

38.92 

25.70 

14.12 

17.79 

299.92 

26.18 

18.62 

6.13 

9.24 

173.51 

0.31 

17.06 

154.20 


6.72 

6.78 

I 2.14 

12.35 

5.93 

163.22 

709.38 

Z.16.88 

36.44 

I. 5.00 

6.33 

I. 0.18 

10.92 

, 41.12 

J.38.16 

6.01 

7.68 

10.65 

13.67 

Z.10.58 


6.87 
35.50 

l. 3.52 

...... 

' 40.90 
31.47 

L92.&1 

14.73 

4.53 
15.14 

213.89 


17.64 

36.74 
7 74 


Maryland 

Massachusetts .... 

Michigan 

Minnesota! 

Mississippi * 

Missouri 


87,189 


17.84 
23.79 
88.38 
2,76087 
30.47 
73.30 







436.631 
114,931 


New Hampshire . . 

New Jersey 

New York 

North Carolina* . . 
Ohio 


2.55 
37.27 
25.29 
14.24 
18 10 


18 


331,059 


Oregon 




294.65 


Pennsylvania .... 

llhode Island 

South Carolina* . . 

Tennessee* 

Texas* 


25.71 

18.35 

5.27 

10.68 

184.22 




402,406 
275,719 
182,566 




I. 1.25 ! 

6.831 3.88 
8.44 


31 


Virginia* 

Wisconsin 


490,865 


12.29 
154.06 




TERRITORIES. 


26,708,157 

34,231 

2,576 

28,759 

6,812 

82,924 
.40,214 

11,138 
60,764 


476,562 
46 


3,950,805 


31,149,531 

34,277 
$2,261 

2,576 
28,841 

6,857 

£10.507 

83,009 

40.273 

$426 
11,168 
75,080 


37.37 


12.30 


23.44 


35.04 


Dalrnta 














67 
45 

85 
30 

30 
11,131 


15 




















New Mexico 

Utah 




34.73 
254.18 






51 94 


29 




11.53 


253.89 


Dist. Columbia. . . 


3,185 


60.15 


10.66 


Z.13.62 


45.26 


Total, 


25,975,575 


487,996 


3,953,760 


31,445,080 


37.97 


12.33 


23.39 


35.59 


* Confed 
t Indians 


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17 


t rebellior 
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L 




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i. Indicat 


58 l088. 







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TABLE No. 3. 

STATES IN THE ORDER OF THEIR AREA AND POPULATION, 

ARRANGEMENT OF STATES ACCORDING TO— 



Area in square miles. 


Population. 


Population per sq. mile. 


Mean ratio of increase. 


1. Texas 237,321 


1. N.York 


3,880,735 


1. Mass 


457.83 


1. Minnesota. 2 


,760.87 


2. California .188,982 


2. Penn. . . . 


2,906,115 


2. R. Island . . 


138.74 


2. Wisconsin. 


520.47 


3. Oregon . . . 95,274 


8. Ohio . . . 


2,339,502 


3. Conne-cticut 


98.45 


3. California . 


310.37 


4. Minnesota. 93,531 


4. Illinois . 


1,711.951 


4. New York . 


84.86 


4. Iowa 


298.99 


5. Kansas. . . . 80,000 


5. Virginia 


1.596,818 


5. N. Jersey . . 


80.77 


5. Oregon . . . 

6. Michigan . 


294.65 


6. Missouri . . 67,380 


6. Indiana 


1,350,428 


6. Maryland . . 


73.13 


217.65 


7. Virginia .. 61,352 


7. Mass. . . 


1,231,066 


7. Penn 


63.18 


7. Indiana. . . 


202.83 


8. Florida . . . 59,268 


8. Missouri 


1,182.012 


8. Ohio 


58.54 


8. Texas 


184.22 


9. Georgia. .. 58,000 


9. Ken.... 


1,155,684 


9. Delaware .. . 


52.93 


9. Illinois . . . 


183.40 


10. Michigan. . 56,243 


10. Tenn. . . 


1,109,801 


10. Indiana .... 


39.93 


10. Arkansas. . 


139.14 


11. Illinois . . . 55.405 


11. Georgia 


1,057,286 


11. N. Hamp .. 


34.14 


11. Mississippi. 


131.81 


12. Iowa 55,045 


12 N. Car.. 


992,622 


12. Vermont. . . 


34.79 


12. Missouri . . 


130.92 


13. Wisconsin. 53,924 


13. Alabama 


. 964.20 1 


13. Illinois 


30.90 


13. Ohio 


122.07 


14. Arkansas . 52,198 


14. Miss.... 


791,305 


14. Kentucky . . 


30 67 


14. Tennessee. 


79.77 


15. Alabama . . 50,722 


15. Wis.... 


775,881 


15. S. Carolina. 


28.72 


15. Alabama. . 


72.11 


16. Mississippi. 47,156 


16. Michigan 749,113 


16. Virginia ." . . 


26.02 


16. Florida . . . 


59 32 


17. Louisiana.. 46,43! 


17. Louisiana 708,002 


17- Tennessee . 


24.34 


17. Louisiana . 


58.20 


18. New York. 46,000 


18. S. Car.. 


. 703,708 


18. N. Carolina 


22.06 


18. Kentucky. 


57.60 


19. Penn 46,000 


19. Maryland 687,049 


1 9. Maine 


20.94 


19. Georgia . . . 


4575 


20. Tennessee. 45,000 


20. Iowa... 


674,948 


20. Alabama . . . 


19.01 


20. New York. 


42.61 


21. N. Carolina 45,000 


21. N.Jersey 


672,035 


21. Georgia.. . . 


18.23 


21. Maine 


31.69 


22. Ohio 30,964 


22. Maine . . 


628,279 


22. Missouri . . 


17.51 


22. Penn 


31.26 


23. Kentucky . 37,680 


23. Texas . . 


604,215 


23. Mississippi. . 


16.78 


23. Vermont. . 


23.01 


24. Indiana... 33,809 


24. Conn. . . 


460,147 


24. Louisiana . . 


15.25 


24. N. Jersey . 


20.62 


25. Maine .... 30,000 


25. Ark. . . . 


435,450 


25. Wisconsin . 


14.39 


25. Mass 


18.61 


26. S. Carolina. 24,500 


26. Cal 


. 379.994 


26. Michigan. . . 


13.32 


26. R.Island.. 


18.60 


27. Maryland . 9,356 


27. N. Hamp 


. 326,073 


27. Iowa 


12.26 


27. S. Carolina. 


17.43 


28. N. Hamp.. 9,280 


28. Vt 


315,098 


28. Arkansas . . 


8.34 


28. N. Carolina 


14.25 


29. Vermont.. 9.056 


29. R.Island 


174,620 


29. Texas 


2,55 


29. N. Hamp. . 


12 91 


30. N.Jersey.. 8,320 


30. Minn. . . 


173,855 


30. Florida . . . 


2.37 


30. Maryland . 


11.72 


81. Mass 7.800 


31. Florida. 


140,425 


31. Minnesota . 


2.08 


31. Virginia . . 


11.54 


32. Conn 4,674 


32. Del. ... 


112,216 


32. California. 


2.01 


32. Conn .... 


10.12 


33. Delaware . 2,120 


83. Kansas . 


107,206 


33. Oregon .... 


.55 


33. Delaware . 


9.79 


34 R. Island.. 1,306 


34. Oregon . 


. 52,465 











T E R R IT R I E S- A R E A AND POPULATION 



Territories. 


Sq. miles. 


Population. 


Indians.* 


Colorado 


104,000 

327,000 

60 

100,000 

65.000 
246,000 
120,000 
193,000 

67,000 


34,277 
2,576 
75,080 
28,841 
6,857 
83,009 
40,273 
11,168 


6,000 
40,000 


Dakota 


District of Columbia 


Nebraska 


5,000 
10,000 
55,000 
20,000 
31,000 
66,000 


Nevada , 


New Mexico 


Utah 


Washington 


Indian Territory, west of Arkansas 


- 


Total 


1,222 060 


282,081 


222,000 



* Estimated number of Indians, retaining their tribal character, amounting in all the States and Territories 
to about 300,000 souls, 



REPORT ON THE EIGHTH CENSUS. 



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TABLE No. 4. 

TABLE showing tlie Population of the principal Cities and Towns in the United States according to 
the Seventh Census (1850) and the Eighth Census (1860), respectively ; also the numerical increase, 
and increase per cent. 



Cities and Towus. 



Albany 

Alleghany City 

Augusta 

Augusta 

Auburn 

Alexandria .... 

Annapolis 

Alton 

Baltimore 

Buffalo 

Boston 

Bangor 

Bath 

Burlington .... 
Burlington .... 

Brooklyn 

Charleston 

Cincinnati 

Columbus 

Cleveland 

Chicago 

Cambridge. . . . 

Concord 

Canandaigua. . . 

Columbia 

Columbus 

Chilicothe 

Detroit 

Dover 

Dayton 

Davenport 

Dubuque 

Des Moines. . . . 

Fall River 

Frederick 

Fayetteville 
Fredericksburg . 
Fort Wayne 

Gardiner 

Gloucester 

Georgetown 

Galveston 

Galena 

Hartford 

Hudson 

Harrisburg 

Ithaca 

Indianapolis 

Iowa City 

Jersey City 

Keokuk 

Lowell 

Louisville 

Lynn 

Lockport. 

Lancaster 

Lynchburg 

Lexington 

La Fayette 



Counties. 



Albany 

Alleghany 

Richmond. 

Kennebec 

Cayuga 

Alexandria. . . . 
Anne Arundel 

Madison 

Baltimore 

Erie 

Suffolk 

Penobscot. 

Sagadahoc 

Chittenden 
Des Moines. . . . 

Kings 

Charleston 

Hamilton 

Franklin ...... 

Cuvahoga 

Cook 

Middlesex 

Merrimac 

Ontario 

Richland 

Muscogee 

Ross 

Wayne 

Strafford 

Montgomery. . . 

Scott 

Dubuque 

Polk 

Bristol 

Frederick 

Cumberland . . . 
Spottsylvania. . 

Allen 

Kennebec 

Essex 

"Washington . . . 

Galveston 

Jo Daviess 

Hartford ...... 

Columbia 

Dauphin 

Tompkins 

Marion 

Johnson 

Hudson 

Lee 

Middlesex 

Jefferson 

Essex 



c (o , ai , Population Population 

Mates - | in 1650. j in 1860. 



New York .... 
Pennsylvania. 

Georgia 

Maine 

New York .... 

Virginia 

Maryland 

Illinois 

Maryland .... 
New York .... 
Massachusetts. 

Maine 

Maine 

Vermont 

Iowa 

New York 

South Carolina 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Ohio I 

Illinois I 

Massachusetts. . 
New Hampshire! 

New York j 

South Carolina.' 

Georgia | 

Ohio 

Michigan 

New Hampshire! 

Ohio 

Iowa I 

Iowa ( 

Iowa 



Niagara . . . 
Lancaster . 
Campbell. . 

Fayette 

Tippecanoe. 



Massachusetts. . 

Maryland 

North Carolina. 

Virginia 

Indiana 

Maine 

Massachusetts. 
Dist. Columbia. 

Texas 

Illinois 

Connecticut. . . . 

New York 

Pennsylvania. . . 

New York 

Indiana 

Iowa 

New Jersey .... 

Iowa. ... 

Massachusetts. . 

Kentucky 

Massachusetts. . 
New York. ... 
Pennsylvania. . . 

Virginia 

Kentucky 

Indiana 



50,763 

21,261 

11,753 

8,225 

9,548 

8,734 

3,011 

3,585 

169,054 

42,261 

136,881 

14,432 

8,020 

6,no; 

4,082; 

96,838 

42,985! 

.115,436; 

17,882' 

17,034 

29,963! 

15,215! 

8,576 ; 

6J48 

6,060: 

5,942 j 

7,100j 

21,0191 

8,196! 

10,970: 

1,848: 

3,108; 
986! 

11,524 
6,028 
4,646 
4,061 
4,282 
6,486 
7,786 
8,366 
4,177 
6,004 

13,555 
6,286! 
7,834! 
6,909! 
8.0341 
1,582! 
6,856: 
2,478j 

33,383! 

43,194' ; 

14,2571 

12.323' 

12,369! 
8,071! 
9,180| 
1,2151 



Increase. 



62,367 

28,702 

12,493 

7,609 

10,986 

12,652 

4,529 

7,338 

212,418 

81,129 

177,812 

16,407 

8,076 

7,713 

6,706 

266,661 

40,578 

161,044 

18,554 

43,417 

109,260 

26.060 

10,896 

7,075 

8,059 

9,621 

7,626 

45,619 

8,502 

20,081 

11.267 

13 000; 

3,965; 

14,026' 

8,143 

4,790! 

5,022! 

10,388 

4.487 ! 

10,904 

8,733 

7,307 

8,193 

29,154 

7,187 

13.405 

6,843 

18 611 

5.214 

29,226! 



11,604 

7,441 

740 



1,438 

3,918 

1,518 

3,753 

43,364 

38,868 

40,931 

1,975 

56 

1,603 

2,624 

169,823 



45,608 

672! 

26.383 

79,297 

10,845 

2,320| 

932| 

1,999 

3,679 

526' 

24,6001 

306' 

9,111' 

9,419! 

9,892 

2,979 

2,502| 

2,115 

144! 

961 ! 

6,106, 

"z,im 

367 

3,130 ; 

2,189! 

15,5991 

901 

5,571 



10,577 

3,632 

22,370 



8,136 


5,658 


36,827 


3,444 


68 033 


24,839 


19,083 


4.82b' 


13,523 


1,200 


17.603 


5,234 


6,853 




9,321 


i71 


9,387 


8,172 



22.86 

35.00 

6.30 

I. 7.49 

15.06 

44.86 

50.42 

104.69 

25.65 

91.97 

29.90 

13.68 

0.70 

26.24 

64.28 

175.37 

I 5.60 

39.51 

3.76 

154.88 

264.65 

71.28 

"15.17 

32.98 

61.91 

7.40 

117.03 

3.73 

83.05 

509.68 

318.27 

302.12 

21.71 

35.08 

3.09 

23.66 

142.59 

I. 30.82 

40.04 

4.38 

74.93 

36.45 

115.08 

14.33 

71.11 

I. 0.95 

131.65 

229.58 

326.28 

228.32 

10.31 

57.50 

33.85 

9.73 

42.31 

I. 15 09 

1.53 

672.59 



KEPOKT ON THE EIGHTH CENSUS. 



Cities and Towns. 


Counties. 


States. 


Population 
' in 1850. 


Population 
in 1860. 


Increase. 


Increase 
per cent. 


Lansing 


Ingham 


Michigan 


1,229 


3,074 


1,845 


150. 12 


Manchester 


Hillsboro' 


New Hampshire 


13,932 


20,109 


6 177 


44.33 


Mobile 


• Mobile 


Alabama ...... 


- 20,515 


29,258 


8.743 


42.61 


Montgomery — 


Montgomery. . . 


Alabama 


4,935 


35,902 


30,967 


627.49 


Milwaukie ...... 


Milwaukie 


Wisconsin 


. 20,061 


45,246 


25,185 


125.54 




Essex 




6,167 
5,336 


7,647 


1,480 
936 


23 99 


Middleboro' 


Plymouth 


Massachusetts. . 


6,272 


17.54 


Memphis 


Shelby 


Tennessee. .... . 


8,839 


22,623 


13,784 


155.94 


Madison 


Jefferson 


Indiana 


8,012 


8,130 


118 


1.47 


New Haven .... 


New Haven. . . . 


Connecticut... . 


20,345 


39,267 


18,922 


93.00 


New York 


New York 


New York 


515,547 


805,651 


200,104 


56.2? 




Essex 


New Jersey .... 
Virginia 


38,894 
14,326 


71,914 
15,611 


33 020 


84 89 


Norfolk 


Norfolk 


1,285 


8.96 


Nashville 


Davidson 


Tennessee 


10,478 


16,988 


6,510 


62.13 


New Orleans . . . 


Orleans 


Louisiana 


116,375 


168,675 


52,300 


44.94 


Nashua 


Hillsboro' 


New Hampshire 


5,820 


10,065 


4,245 


72.93 


Nantucket 


Nantucket 


Massachusetts. . 


8,452 


6,094 




l. 27.89 


Newburyport.. .. 
Newport 


Essex 




9,572 


13,401 


3,829 


40 00 


Newport 


Rhode Island. . . 


9,563 


10,508 


945 


9.88 


New London . . . 


New London. . . 


Connecticut . . . 


8,991 


10,115 


1.124 


12.50 


Newburgh 


Orange 


New York 


11,415 


15,196 


3,781 


33.12 


Newbern 


Craven 


North Carolina. 


4,681 


5,432 


751 


16.04 




Adams 


Mississippi 

Illinois 

Maine 


4,434 

1,678 

20,815 


6,612 

3,467 

26,341 


2,178 
1,789 
5,526 


49.12 


Pekin 


Tazewell 

Cumberland — 


106.61 


Portland 


26.54 


Portsmouth 


Rockingham. . . 


New Hampshire 


9,738 


9,335 




I 4.13 


Portsmouth 


Norfolk 


Virginia 


8,122 


9,502 


1,380 


16.99 


Providence 


Providence 


Rhode Island . . 


41,513 


50,666 


9,153 


22.04 


Philadelphia . . . 


Philadelphia. . . 


Pennsylvania. . . 


340,045 


562,529 


222,484 


65.43 


Pittsburgh 


Alleghany 


Pennsylvania. . . 


46,601 


49,217 


2,616 


5.61 


Petersburg 


Dinwiddie 


Virginia 


14,010 


18,266 


4,256 


30.38 


Plymouth 


Plymouth 


Massachusetts. . 


6,024 


6,272 


248 


4.12 


Poughkeepsie. . . 


Dutchess 


New York 


13,944 


14,726 


782 


5.61 




Passaic 


New Jersey. . . . 
Illinois 


11,334 
5.095 


19,58b 
14.045 


8,254 


72 83 


Peoria 


Peoria 


8,950 


175.66 


Quincv 


Adams 

Monroe 


Illinois 

New York 


6,902 
36,403 


13,632 
48,204 


6,730 
11,801 


97.51 


Rochester 


32.42 


Richmond 


Henrico 


Virginia 


27,570 


37,910 


10,340 


37.50 


Roxbury 


Norfolk 


Massachusetts. . 


18,364 


25,137 


6,773 


36.88 




Berks 


Pennsylvania. . . 


15,743 


23,161 
4,780 


7,418 


47.12 


Raleigh 


Wake 


4,518 


262 


5.80 


Rock Island 


Rock Island . . . 


Illinois 


1,711 


5,130 


3,419 


199.82 


Springfield 


Hampden 


Massachusetts. . 


11,766 


15,199 


3,433 


29.18 




Essex 




20,264 
22,271 


22,252 


1,988 


9.81 


Syracuse 


Onondaga 


New York 


28,119 


5,848 


26.26 


Savannah 


Chatham 


Georgia 


15,312 


22 292 


6,980 


45.59 


St. Louis 


St. Louis 


Missouri 


77,860 


160.773 


82,913 


106.49 


San Francisco . . 


San Francisco . 


California 


34,776 


56.802 


22,026 


63.34 


Schenectady .... 


Schenectady. . . 


New York 


8,921 


9,579 


658 


7.38 


Steubenville. . . . 


Jefferson 

Ramsey 


Ohio 


6,140 

1,388 


6,154 
10,410 


10 

9,013 


0.16 


St. Paul 


Minnesota 




Sacramento 


Sacramento. . . . 


California 


1,000 


13,788 


12,788 




Troy 


Rensselaer 

Bristol 


New York 

Massachusetts. . 


28,785 
10,441 


39,232 
15,376 


10,447 
4,935 


36.29 


Taunton 


47.27 


Trenton 


Mercer 


New Jersev 


6,461 


17,221 


10,760 




Utica 


Oneida 

Warren 


New York 

Mississippi 


17,565 
3,678 


22,529 
4,591 


4 964 
913 


28.26 


Vicksburg 


24.82 


Washington. 


Washington. . .. 


Dist. Columbia. 


40,001 


61,122 


21,121 


52.78 


Wilmington. . . . 


New Hanover. . 


North Carolina. 


7,264 


9,552 


2,288 


31.50 


Worcester 


Worcester 


Massachusetts. . 


17,049 


24,960 


7,911 


46.40 


Wilmington 


New Castle .... 


Delaware 


13,979 


31,508 


7,529 


53.86 


Wheeling 


Ohio 


Virginia 


11,435 


14,083 


2,648 


23.16 


Yonkers 


Westchester. . . . 


New York 


4,160 


11,848 


7,688 




Zanesville 


Muskingum . . . 


Ohio 


10,355 


9,229 


1 


/. 10.87 



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